  Due to the huge turnout at our first Greenway Untapped Happy Hour back in February at Platt Park Brewing Company, we hosting another speaker happy hour!
Denver Water will be there to discuss their water conservation efforts, rebates, and to talk about where our water comes from! Check out all of their programs here and come with questions about how to reduce your water consumption and impact on local water resources. This event is part of the larger giving program at Berkeley Untapped, which has chosen The Greenway Foundation to be one of its donation recipients! For the months of March and April, you can donate 25 cents from each beer to TGF. Also, if you tell them you are an employee, volunteer, supporter, or Friend of Greenway 15% of your total bill will be donated to TGF as well! This includes if you attend our Greenway Untapped Happy Hour on April 7th. Head over to the Facebook event page to let us know if you can make it! Or RSVP to Lauren Berent via email at lauren@greenwayfoundation.org
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 On Saturday, March 19th, students from The Greenway Foundation's GLC program (Greenway Leadership Corps) were lucky enough to attend the annual Advancing Environmental Education conference, hosted by the by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE). Three GLC students even had an incredible chance to speak on the Youth Panel on Relevancy - the weekend's keynote panel/presentation (above). Joined by four younger students from The Greenway Foundation's Junior River Ranger program, the GLC crew were extremely impressive as they shared their perspectives as young people pursuing careers in the environmental field.
The Greenway Foundation would sincerely like to thank CAEE for providing scholarship funding to make these youths' attendance possible - not to mention two big thumbs up to the students who did an outstanding job speaking on the panel on Saturday! The Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education’s Advancing Environmental Education Conference is annually hosted by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), a statewide leader in environmental education since 1989. This year's conference, held at Auraria Campus in Denver on March 18th and 19th, offered a variety of session topics, inspiring speakers, and many opportunities for networking and discovering new ideas, tools and techniques. Attendance was free for GLC students thanks to a generous CAEE scholarship awarded to the GLC program! To find more information on the GLC program, or register for future events, click here. SPREE’s Adventures Outside Day Camp Program held two camps in February. In the first camp, we solved the mystery of who Roxy Raccoon saw in the River. Along the way, we learned about the similarities and differences between beavers, muskrats, and river otters. We dressed up like a muskrat to learn about their adaptations, played river otter tag, and learned the anatomy of a beaver. Campers found clues to the mystery animal, including tracks, scat, and a funny smell! We closed the day by writing letters to Roxy informing her about muskrats. In our second camp, we explored the world of birds. We went on a birding hike along the river, made bird masks and nests, and learned about the perils of migration through an obstacle course. With a beautiful day, we even had time to think about the food sources birds might use from the River and learn about them during a critter crawl. Interested in joining us for a holiday camp? See more information here! Upcoming camps:
March 28- April 1: Attack of the Mini-Beasts! ($200, campers register for the whole week) Explore the crazy world of creepy crawly critters during spring break camp! Monday, April 11: Mad about Macros ($40) Get your feet wet and investigate the creatures that live in the South Platte River! Register Here! |
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