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Newsletters

Every spring and fall, SJMA sends out a printed newsletter to our members highlighting our stewardship, conservation education and visitor information programs. Check out our latest newsletters below.

2020 Fall Newsletter

2020 Spring Newsletter

2019 Fall Newsletter

Recent Blog Posts

  • Responding to an Unprecedented Year

  • Summer programs will get young, old into the outdoors

Shop Our Bookstore

  • Climbing and Skiing Colorado's Mountains $24.95
  • Hiking Trails of Ouray County and Uncompahgre Wilderness $13.00
  • Compact Smokey Bear Binoculars $16.99
  • Chris-Moose $5.95
  • Tree Stand- Medium size $49.00

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About Us

SJMA was created in 1988 to assist the San Juan National Forest in providing education and interpretation of public lands in Southwest Colorado. SJMA has a participating agreement with the San Juan National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management Tres Rios Field Office to develop educational programs, publications and volunteer projects, as well as provide interpretive services.

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