Program areas at FCS
Stewardship totals for all three seasons are- 25 members served, 5.3 acres habitat & land improvement/restoration, 63.83 acres invasive species management, 15 acres native species planted, 2,154 trees and shrubs planted, 17.3 miles trail construction/maintenance, .852 miles fence construction
The Canyon Country Discovery Center campus provides experiential and place-based learning about the Colorado plateau. The campus engages students, teachers, and other visitors with the Colorado plateau environment, community, and resources. Visitors can learn a wide range of science concepts that use place-based ngss (next generation science standards) and stem (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities for grades k-12. Operations & guest services o working with colby, we were able to maintain a schedule of two deep disinfection sweeps per day to ensure the safety of visitors and staff. O consistently disinfected exhibit hall after each visit to the Center. O followed and maintained covid-19 safety protocols in compliance with health department standards. O with the addition of appointment only dark sky (star parties) assisted ben with hosting events, set up and tear down of telescopes and equipment. O maintained good relations with guests during difficult times dealing with covid-19 restrictions. O assumed responsibility for updating and maintaining harvest host online profile. O assumed responsibility for uploading "virtual field trip" videos to ccdc youtube platform. O assisted with the citizen science program by creating bulletin board type display to allow participants to showcase their achievements.
Adventure the organization's adventure program combines Colorado plateau adventures with the expertise of a skilled educator, putting science and education into unique, hands-on river rafting and hiking adventures. 18 trips, 313 individuals served.
Education: 20 programs, 1,312 individuals served.