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  • Home
  • Lake Fork of the Gunnison River Festival
  • 2022 Summer Programs
    • Astronomy Program
    • Geology Tours
    • Ecology Tours
    • Conservation Site Tours
  • Lake Fork Earth & Sky Center
    • Campground
    • How To Get Here
  • International Dark-Sky
  • About Us
    • Our Work To Date >
      • Events >
        • Past Events >
          • Lake San Cristobal Anniversary Weekend
          • Splash Down! Water Festival
          • 2013 San Juan Mining Conference
          • 2011 Land & Water Workshop
      • River Restoration >
        • Work Completed
        • Next Phase
        • River Enhancement Survey Results
      • Reclamation
      • Conservation
      • Research & Monitoring
      • Education >
        • Colorado River Watch
        • Hearts & Spades
      • Publications
    • Our Valley >
      • Landscape & Geology
      • Water Resources
      • Ecosystems
      • Fisheries & Wildlife
      • History & Culture
      • Demographics
      • Infrastructure
    • Strategic Plan 2021-2025 >
      • Watershed Management Planning
      • Slumgullion Center
      • Legacy Conservation
      • Ecosystem Restoration
      • Regenerative Mountain Recreation
      • Resilient Living
    • History
    • Staff & Board
    • Partners & Supporters
  • Contact Us
    • CONTACT US
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
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YOUR CART

Click here to review a summary of LFVC work from 1998 - 2013   

Research & Monitoring

River Restoration

Mine Reclamation

Land Conservation

Education

Events
The Conservancy protects Hinsdale County's most beautiful and fragile undeveloped land, including wildlife habitat, view corridors, riparian areas and wetlands. We are committed to preserving the local ranching tradition and providing access to public land.

We plan and implement restoration initiatives on land and waterways that have been impacted by development and historic mining practices.

We create fun, creative public events that stimulate the economy through celebration of our natural resources.

Click on the links above to learn more.
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