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Snow Science & Social

Love to play in the snow? Want to learn more about winter in the San Juans? Join SJMA and Mountain Studies Institute for our special winter hike series, Snow Science & Social! Back by popular demand, these snowshoe hikes are a great opportunity to explore the snowy landscape and learn more about winter in the

Bigfoot on Columbine Ranger District: Storyline of Recent History

Durango Public Library Durango, CO, United States

Is he real? Does he actually exist? SJMA presents the first ever public viewing of data demonstrating a reproducing population with insights from a former Columbine District Ranger. Mark your calendars! When: Monday, April 1, 5:30pm Where: Durango Public Library Sponsored by SJMA and SKA Brewing, keeping Bigfoot Happy!

Leave-No-Trace Training Workshop

San Juan National Forest Supervisors Office 15 Burnett Ct, Durango, CO, United States

Join SJMA for a Leave No Trace workshop! Learn how to responsibly recreate in our public lands, whether you are new to the outdoors or an experienced recreationist. Led by a Leave No Trace Certified Instructor (who also happens to be an SJMA volunteer), this workshop is not only great for volunteers, but also open

Sand Canyon Wildflower Hike

Celebrate Colorado Public Lands Day by joining us on a guided, spring wildflower hike at Sand Canyon. We will be going for a hike (no more than 5 miles) on moderate terrain. Along the way we will observe and learn about the flowers in bloom, as well as learn about the area's geology and human

Sand Canyon Wildflower Hike

Celebrate Colorado Public Lands Day by joining us on a guided, spring wildflower hike at Sand Canyon. We will be going for a hike (no more than 5 miles) on moderate terrain. Along the way we will observe and learn about the flowers in bloom, as well as learn about the area's geology and human

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