Bring your 2-5 year old for a morning filled with nature exploration, stories, and connection with our amazing natural world. People have arms, legs, hands, and feet- and so do animals! But their body parts look very different from ours. We'll learn all about how animals use their body parts to survive. Flap wings, claw logs, and hop around with us at this month's program.
Natural Resources
Natural Resources
Bring your 2-5 year old for a morning filled with nature exploration, stories, and connection with our amazing natural world. People have arms, legs, hands, and feet- and so do animals! But their body parts look very different from ours. We'll learn all about how animals use their body parts to survive. Flap wings, claw logs, and hop around with us at this month's program.
Larimer County Department of Natural Resources (LCDNR) is excited to share the results of its first "Rate Your Day" visitor satisfaction survey, conducted from June to October last year. With 761 responses, the survey provided valuable insights into visitor experiences at Larimer County parks and open spaces.
Key findings:
Level up your stewardship!
Set off on an exhilarating adventure with the Larimer County Department of Natural Resources Stewardship Quest! Designed to engage kids in taking care of our open spaces, this board game-style activity encourages young nature enthusiasts to complete various environmental stewardship actions throughout the month. But this pursuit isn't limited to the young – nature lovers of all ages are invited to join in. Whether solo or with companions, players can embark on this quest for a exciting outdoor journey.
Here's how to get started:
The Larimer County Department of Natural Resources is seeking public input for the management plan of Chimney Hollow Open Space. Public input will be collected throughout this summer via an online survey and at the first public open house on Wednesday, May 29 followed by a virtual open house on Monday, June 3.
Information collected from the community will help guide future management of the new open space by helping understand the public’s desired nature-based land and water recreation experiences at CHOS while protecting and enhancing ecological resources.
Acquired by Larimer County in 2004 to protect natural resources and provide future nature-based public access, Chimney Hollow Open Space is located five miles southwest of Loveland. Chimney Hollow Open Space is 1,847 total acres and is directly adjacent to Chimney Hollow Reservoir, which is 760 surface acres (by comparison, nearby Carter Lake is 1,100 surface acres).
LOVELAND – Larimer County Department of Natural Resources (LCDNR) has completed its first-ever marina slip and mooring lottery at Carter Lake and Inlet Bay Marina at Horsetooth Reservoir.
The county launched the randomized lottery in March to ensure an open process for rental selection of available boat slips at the popular reservoirs.
A parent or guardian must accompany the child for this program. Registration is required but program is free.
Please call Natural Resources main desk at (970) 619-4564 or 4570 the night before or day of program to cancel or inquire about availability.
A parent or guardian must accompany the child for this program. Registration is required but program is free. Program runs at Lions Open Space on the third Thursday of the month and the following Saturday at River Bluffs Open Space.