New Mexico-based Quivera Coalition has
scheduled its 2004 workshops. The workshops will be held
throughout the state and include topics such as “Upland and
Riparian Management for a New Rancher” and “Water from Roads Less
Traveled: How to design and maintain low maintenance ranch roads.”
505-820-2544
projects@quiveracoalition.org.
The Pikes Peak Library District’s Special
Collections is hosting a Regional History
Symposium on June 5 and 6 at the
Colorado Springs Penrose Library. The event will
commemorate the violent confrontation in the Cripple Creek Mining
District in 1904s between the Western Federation of Miners and the
Colorado State Militia.
719-531-6333, ext.
2253
www.ppld.org.
The North Cascades
Institute has just mailed out its 2004 catalog
of seminars, retreats and other adventures. The classes
run through March 2005 and include “Wild Edibles and Traditional
Uses of Plants,” “Understanding the Universe: Astronomy’s Big
Questions” and “Reading the Land: A Naturalist’s Weekend with
Estella Leopold.”
360-856-5700 ext.
209
www.ncascades.org.
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