Plains Conservation Center

	Thank you for your support of our activities here at the Plains Conservation Center. Although our Saturday activities have slowed until April, we still have walks on the prairie with a naturalist and full moon walks. Please check our calendar to see what activities you might be interested in.
	We are now taking reservations for Little Camp on the Prairie, our 2010 summer day camp. This adventure on the prairie is designed for boys and girls 6 to 12 years of age. For more information, 2010 Day Camp Information. For a registration form, 2010 Day Camp Registration Form.

Click here to read the Plains Conservation Center Newsletter.

Donate to the Plains Conservation Center Online
Fran Blanchard	Your gift, large or small, helps the Plains Conservation Center bring the wonders of the prairie into the realm of personal experience. Donations are tax deductible, as allowed by IRS rules. Click here to make an immediate gift online using your credit card.

School Groups
Fran Blanchard	Experience the natural and cultural heritage of the High Plains of Colorado and learn how conservation of water and other resources is vital. Hands-on activities are designed to meet Colorado Model Content Standards.

Resources for Teachers
Fran Blanchard	Sign-up now for our 2010 teacher workshops. We are excited to offer teacher workshops that are relevant to your classroom as well as unique opportunities to explore nature at the Plains Conservation Center sites. Click the "Resources for Teachers" link above for more information.

Job & Volunteer Opportunities
	PCC is seeking applications from applicants 12 to 17 years of age for positions as Junior Camp Counselors. Click here for more information and a PDF application form.

Ongoing Research Projects
Fran Blanchard	Research at the Plains Conservation Center continues in areas including paleontology, birds and plant life, archaeology and the natural environment. Learn more about what's going on

The prairie rattler is in hibernation now, but find out about the physiological and anatomical details of this prairie inhabitant.
Find out more information about these visitors.

For recent sightings at PCC, click here.

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John Moyer

The prickly pear is a member of the cactus family and is out most prominent cactus.
Click here to learn more.