SJMA is proud to continue the tradition of one of Durango Nature Studies most beloved and enriching summer camps. This camp is a place where elementary-aged children will spend time learning about the natural world. Campers may spend their day catching crawdads, building forts, hiking, exploring, or river tromping — which all focus on learning
SJMA is proud to continue the tradition of one of Durango Nature Studies most beloved and enriching summer camps. This camp is a place where elementary-aged children will spend time learning about the natural world. Campers may spend their day catching crawdads, building forts, hiking, exploring, or river tromping — which all focus on learning
Monday, August 3, 9:00 AM - Tuesday, August 4, 5:00 PM Join us for our 8th Annual Forest to Faucets Teacher Workshop! Place based learning, guest speakers, and hands-on field experiences in the San Juan River watershed. Designed for local teachers’ to teach their students about where water comes from – because it doesn’t just
SJMA is proud to continue the tradition of one of Durango Nature Studies most beloved and enriching summer camps. This camp is a place where elementary-aged children will spend time learning about the natural world. Campers may spend their day catching crawdads, building forts, hiking, exploring, or river tromping — which all focus on learning
This 5-day Summer Adventure Camp for middle and high school students will include 4 days exploring different trails and one day paddling on flatwater. Kids will have the opportunity to connect with like-minded friends, explore the rugged terrain of the San Juan Mountains, and define themselves before heading back to school. In addition to learning
How many plants could you find in the woods to eat? There’s probably a lot more than you would expect! Join Katrina Blair, edible plant expert and co-founder of Turtle Lake Refuge on this popular, fun and informative hike. Pre-registration required. Sponsored by San Juan Mountains Association and San Juan National Forest. For more information
Become a San Juan Volunteer to help us protect the public lands you know and love. Join our Conservation Director, David Taft, for the virtual Annual Volunteer Training on April 20 from 5:00-6:00 pm.
With the recent surge of public lands visitors, are you dreaming of spending the night in the backcountry but are unsure of what to bring to make it a safe, comfortable and fun experience? Determining where you are going and how far you plan to go will determine your clothing, gear, food and water
Join SJMA and a BLM archaeologist to hike through the moon-lit Sand Canyon while learning about the human history of the area. From sunset to moonrise, hikers will visit several of the ruins, discovering how ancient people wove themselves into this landscape. When: April 26, 2021 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm Where: Sand Canyon Trailhead; Heading
