Grand Junction: Nature
Grand Junction is in the heart of the most scenic areas of the United States. The towering peaks and alpine valleys of the Colorado Rockies are to the east of Grand Junction, and the deep canyons of the Colorado Plateau to the north, south and west.
The Grand Valley itself is a fertile agricultural land fed by the waters of the Colorado River.
Unfortunately, the very abundance of the land is now one of its worst enemies as pressures mount to develop more and develop it faster. Below, you will find both links to sites about the land and those helping to preserve it.
The Grand Valley itself is a fertile agricultural land fed by the waters of the Colorado River.
Unfortunately, the very abundance of the land is now one of its worst enemies as pressures mount to develop more and develop it faster. Below, you will find both links to sites about the land and those helping to preserve it.
- Grand Valley Audubon Society (www.audubongv.org) - review
Grand Valley Audubon Society is an active environmental organization committed to education, political action, scientific research, and habitat preservation. - Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (www.rmef.org)
The Grand Junction chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation seeks to preserve elk habitat and promote ethical hunting. - Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Sierra Club (www.rmc.sierraclub.org)
Site has calendar of activities and information about the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Sierra Club. - Great Backyard Bird Count: (gbbc.birdsource.org)
Site shows totals from the annual great backyard bird count. - Western Colorado Conservation Corps | WCCC (wcccpartners.org) - review
The WCCC organizes crews for conservation programs including trail building and removing invasive species. - Earth Day Grand Junction (www.gjearthday.com)
A celebration of the Earth to take place in downtown Grand Junction. - Land Trust Alliance (www.landtrustalliance.org)
The Land Trust Alliance promotes voluntary private land conservation to benefit communities and natural systems. We are the national convener, strategist and representative of more than 1,700 land trusts across America. The Western Policy Division is loc
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