GIS modeling scenarios are displayed on maps of Wild Connections region
Climate Planning Indoor Outings
December and January
Wild Connections' climate planning team will present our approach to climate modeling and how various scenarios might play out in key locations in our region. Registration is live, so sign up now. Both Zoom webinars will be similar.
Fly Over Grape Creek Wilderness Area Threatened by proposed mining
Arkansas Canyon Wild Areas
Fly over the exceptional wildlands in the Arkansas Canyon with EcoFlight
Wildcat Canyon
Take a short journey down to the South Platte River in Wildcat Canyon
View a webinar or film
President L. B. Johnson signs the Wilderness Act at the White House, September 3, 1964 Photo Wilderness Watch.org . Click above to go to the video.
Celebrate the Birthday of the Wilderness Act with Prose & Poetry A Wild Connections 25th Anniversary Indoor Outing
"Celebrating the 56th Anniversary of The Wilderness Act" with readings by Wild Connections members is onYouTube. Hear from Howard Zahniser, Aldo Leopold, W. E. B DuBois, Richard Nelson, Edward Abbey, Mardy Murie and Terry Tempest Williams, and Wendell Berry.
First Known Man’s and Woman’s Ascents of Pikes Peak John Stansfield, Storyteller and Writer, recounts the fascinating history of the early adventurers on Pikes Peak. Ute people, Edwin James of the Long Expedition to the Rocky Mountains, and Julia Archibald coming west with her family are featured.
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View of James Peak in the Rain by Samuel Seymour, 1820. Click above to go to the video.
Celebrate 25!
Wild Connections is celebrating 25 years of protecting wildlands in central Colorado. Explore some of our history and accomplishments with photos and maps.
