Badger Creek Ranch Community

11/20/2024

Our Fall Newsletter:
https://conta.cc/3ARVizS

08/28/2024

Listen to an On-Land podcast in which Badger Creek Ranch steward Chrissy McFarren shares her journey from a first-generation rancher to becoming a dedicated land steward in the American West.

The voice of stewardship in the American West

08/28/2024

At this year’s “open gate,” the public heard stories from ranchers, environmental organizations, and government agencies about restoring the health of the Badger Creek watershed.

11/28/2023

It's Giving Tuesday so please consider donating or becoming a member of the Badger Creek Ranch Community.

Land Health - Apprentices - Events Giving Tuesday We're resending this newsletter for Giving Tuesday. Please consider making a donation.  Fall Newsletter November 2023 During this time of harvest, gr

11/27/2023

Friends and family,
Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday. I humbly ask that you consider donating to our nonprofit, Badger Creek Ranch Community. Our fall newsletter is below. This nonprofit supports our land health restoration on the 7,000 that we steward in south central Colorado. It is a labor of love, dedication and commitment to the next generations. 95% of your donation goes straight to the “boots on the ground” projects. Please, grab a cup of coffee and check out our newsletter below and hopefully, make a donation or become a member.
Thank you, thank you, thank you💜

Giving Tuesday - Land Health - Apprentices - Events Fall Newsletter November 2023 During this time of harvest, gratitude, and thanks, I want to share the gratitude I feel for the land that we steward.

11/24/2023

https://conta.cc/3Re2kUX

Giving Tuesday - Land Health - Apprentices - Events Fall Newsletter November 2023 During this time of harvest, gratitude, and thanks, I want to share the gratitude I feel for the land that we steward.

07/06/2023

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06/23/2023

WESTERN FREMONTHISTORICAL SOCIETY
and the Badger Creek Ranch Community present a special learning opportunity;
"HIGH COUNTRY CATTLE RANCHING THEN & NOW"
Saturday, June 24,2023
• 8:30 a.m. Registration at Cotopaxi School (345 Co. Rd. 12)
• 9:00 Depart for 1-hour scenic drive to Badger Creek Ranch
• Admission: $20 adults, $10 students (proceeds go to support these two local non-profit organizations!)
All-day Program/Tour
• Featuring history of Badger Creek Ranch, tour of ranch headquarters & current conservation efforts
• Tour of Native American teepee rings & buffalo harvest site
• Tour of adjoining historic IM (Ira Mulock) Ranch headquarters
• Bring: Lunch, water, snacks, sunscreen, jacket, hat
• Wear: Sturdy hiking shoes for walking on uneven terrain at 9000 ft. elevation (yes, it's that high!)
• What to expect: Beautiful scenery, birds & other wildlife, plus fascinating ranching history!
Sorry-No Dogs Allowed on This Tour
For more information please contact Shari Mohr (719-942-3355) or Kris Shurr (719-942-3653) or visit our
Website: www.westfremonthistory.com
Western Fremont Historical Society is a not for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and sharing of our local history and artifacts

06/16/2023

This is cool!

06/12/2023

Check this out!

These dinners are preceded by a 45 minute wagon ride. The cost is: $150/adult (16 and over), $120/youth (11 - 15), $80/child (4 - 10)

06/06/2023

06/01/2023

WOW! What an event! We would like to thank the community for joining us last Saturday for our Open Gate Event!
Thank you to our guests Natures Educators and Arvel Bird for the education and wonderful performances! Also, we thank Kris Herbst for the full and interesting Historical Tour of the Buffalo Jump. Thank you 8 yours 2 Kettle Corn for the delicious treat!
Thank you to The Royal Gorge Chamber of Commerce for welcoming us during our ribbon cutting!
A Big Thanks to our event sponsors, Wes and Alison Wilson, Becky Donlan and The Pantry of Fremont!
Thank you to our interns and volunteers that gave their time to help us, we are so grateful!
We deeply appreciate all of your support and donations made, without our community, our work to conserve this land would not be possible.