Environmental Learning for Kids - Cast-a-Line Fundraiser

5th Annual Cast a Line
Family Fishing Friend-Raiser!

Thanks to all who came to make this a great day!

Stay tuned for info on Cast a Line 2009!

Thanks to our Lunch Sponsors:

Thanks also to our Business Sponsor

All proceeds support natural resource and career education programs for low-income youth in Denver.

If you can't make it, you can still send in a donation by clicking on Donate Now!

Putting a little wildlife in a child's life.

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Rain or Shine

Directions: C-470 to S. Wadsworth Blvd., go south on Wadsworth Blvd (Hwy 75/121) for approximately 4 1/2 miles past Chatfield State Park, turn left on Wateron Road. After making the left turn, take the second left into the parking lot, proceed to the rear of the parking lot to the open green gate, and follow the signs.

Bring a lawn chair, hat, sunscreen, waterbottle. Please leave pets at home.

ELK's Celebrity Golf Tournament
Friday
September 19, 2008

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Did You Know...

The Rocky Mountain Goat - which is not really a goat at all (related to the bovine family (Cows/Cattle) - has a foot protected by a hoof. These hoofs makes this animal an unbelievably skillful climber. It scales the steepest cliffs and reaches heights of over 13,000 feet. When going downhill, the hoofs act as brakes. In climbing, it helps the animal jump easily from one ledge to another. The Mountain Goat is found in the N.W. and neighboring parts of Canada. It lives in small herds and graze on any vegetation it can find. The heavy, thick coat protects them against the coldest weather. The Puma and Eagle are among the Mountain Goat's few natural enemies. The usual cause of death are avalanches and deep snow.