Una velada de cuentos para Mes del Patrimonio Hispano Cuando: Sábado 30 de septiembre, 5:30p.m. - 7:00p.m. Donde: 1745 Hoffman Mill Road Descripción del programa: Participe en una noche de historias sobre el Día de los Muertos con un naturalista. ¡Evento apto para todas las edades! Direcciones: Granja Nix (Oficina de Áreas Naturales), 1745 Hoffman Mill Road Vaya hacia el norte por Lemay desde Riverside y gire a la derecha en Poudre River Drive (alrededor de ½ cuadra al norte de Riverside). Está ubicado entre dos edificios médicos. Después de aproximadamente 1 cuadra, Poudre River Drive termina y verá un camino pavimentado a su derecha que es Hoffman Mill Road. Permanezca en este camino pavimentado durante casi una milla (más allá de las instalaciones de trituración). El camino termina en nuestras oficinas. Accesibilidad: El programa se lleva a cabo en un anillo de fogata pavimentado y es accesible para sillas de ruedas. Baños accesibles disponibles. Llevar agua para beber y una manta o silla. Si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud sobre la accesibilidad de un programa, comuníquese con [email protected] o llame al 970-416-2815 para obtener más información. Las personas con discapacidades son bienvenidas a participar en todos los programas y estaremos encantados de hacer las adaptaciones necesarias. Las solicitudes de servicios relacionados con la discapacidad se pueden realizar durante el registro a través del contacto de la actividad o llamando al 970-416-2815 al menos 2 semanas antes del inicio de la actividad. Qué traer: Vístase apropiadamente para el pronóstico del tiempo. Lleva bloqueador solar y repelente de insectos. Campfire at Nix Farm- Hispanic Heritage Month and Día de los Muertos Where: Nix Farm (Natural Areas Office), 1745 Hoffman Mill Road Go north on Lemay from Riverside and turn right on Poudre River Drive (about ½ block north of Riverside). This is located between two medical buildings. After about 1 block, the Poudre River Drive ends and you will see a paved road to your right which is Hoffman Mill Road. Stay on this paved road for almost a mile (past the crushing facility). The road ends at our offices. When: Saturday, Sept. 30, 5:30p.m. - 7:00p.m. Accessibility: Program takes place in a paved campfire ring and is wheelchair accessible. Accessible restrooms available. Bring water to drink and a blanket or chair. If you have any questions or concerns about the accessibility of a program, please contact [email protected] or call 970-416-2815 for more information. People with disabilities are welcome to participate in all programs and we are happy to make any appropriate accommodations. Requests for disability-related services can be made during registration through the activity contact or by calling 970-416-2815 at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the activity. What to Bring: Dress appropriately for the weather forecast. Bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Program Description: Spend a cozy evening by the campfire, complete with stories and s’mores! These programs are suitable for all ages.
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AJ Chlebnik
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City of Fort Collins
Natural Areas Department
Public Engagement Specialist
970-224-6118
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I am a Public Engagement Specialist with the City of Fort Collins Natural Areas and I organize community programs, programs by request and interpretive communications like signs and brochures. I'm excited to be back in Fort Collins again after being gone for 15 years. My favorite things to talk about are conservation issues, conservation research and raptors!! The black blur in the profile photo is my cattle dog. She never stops moving!
I am a veterinarian as well as a retired PSD science and physical education teacher. I served a total of twenty years on the Parks and Recreation board. I enjoy teaching and participating in fun activities as well as meeting new friends. I love to do activities with Ivy, my therapy dog. I am an author. My book, Drinking From the Trough: A Veterinarian's Memoir, by can ordered in the usual places. Enjoy! My second book is in the works!
I am awed by the abundance of nature available to us through the Natural Areas, right at our fingertips! I am excited to continue to learn about these Natural Areas and share them with others of all ages.
This photo is of me really getting into my work on the natural areas! I was the Education and Outreach Coordinator for the Natural Areas Department from 1994--2019. I trained Master Naturalists, delivered Certified Interpretive Guide training, managed, wrote, and edited interpretive signs and brochures, and I even got out to lead some field trips! In retirement I volunteer with the Natural Areas Department doing a few programs and helping with the bird surveys. Yes, I am still having fun!
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