Helpful Links
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SO! Members Janet and Will's Website on ultralight backpacking |
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Al and Betty Schneider maintain a wonderful site on Southwest Colorado wildflowers, ferns & trees: www.swcoloradowildflowers.com |
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In 15 years of operation,
our Southwest Ed-Ventures program has run more than 375 educational travel and
research trips, with over 5000 participants. Many of our travel programs are
open to the public and serve people of all ages, from all parts of the U.S. and
abroad. Our contract programs serve museums, schools, alumni organizations, and
private groups.
You can check our current trip schedule on Southwest Ed-Ventures' website, www.sw-adventures.org |
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To learn more about Durango:
To check Durango's weather:
For Durango Events Calendar: www.durangoherald.com/Events.htm |
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Skiing at Durango Mountain Resort:
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Trails 2000 is a trail advocacy group based in Durango, Colorado. www.trails2000.org |
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Mesa Verde:
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Durango Nature Studies is a non-profit, tax-exempt education organization dedicated to bringing nature into the lives of people of all ages.
Workshops at Durango Nature Studies: www.durangonaturestudies.org/programs/workshops_current.shtml
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Guide to Outdoor Recreation and active travel. |
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The Colorado Trail Foundation
recruits and trains volunteers for trail construction, coordinates the
Adopt-A-Trail maintenance program, and distributes information on The
Colorado Trail activities, trail crews, and publications. www.coloradotrail.org |
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The Wilderness Medicine Institute, an institute of
the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS): http://wmi.nols.edu
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San Juan Mountain Association is committed to strengthening our legacy of stewardship for public lands in southwest Colorado. www.sanjuanmountainsassociation.org |
