A big thank you to HC3 for the $500 Energy Smart Colorado Rebate - a much appreciated savings on my…read morewindow replacement project's bottom line! Special thanks to Taylor M who helped guide me through the process and for helping to get me started with setting up an energy audit for my home.

From the owner: The High Country Conservation Center's (HC3) mission is to promote practical solutions for waste…read morereduction and resource conservation in the mountain community of Summit County, Colorado. What that being said, HC3 is the go-to resource for residents, visitors and business alike when it comes to environmental issues such as energy consumption and your carbon footprint, recycling & composting, community shared gardens, and water conservation.

If I could give this place 100 stars I would. I was pretty nervous to have my son ski as he has a…read morelot of balance and cognitive delays, but they made this experience an unbelievable one. There was one instructor and one volunteer with my son during every lesson. He had about 5 lessons this past season with 3 different instructors and they were all amazing. My son loves music and everyone of them either had music playing the whole time or would sing as they went down the hill. I'm excited to say that near the end of the season he was able to go on his own for awhile. Thank you again to everyone that works with this program. We will definitely be back next season as well as we will check out some of your summer programs.

I can not say enough about this awesome program. My husband is visually impaired and skied three…read moredays with this amazing group of ski guides and volunteers. They are absolutely wonderful. They took care of everything, provided an exceptional experience and really love what they do. We highly recommend them and encourage everyone to support this awesome program.

What is a raptor? A raptor is a Hawk…read more.... So I am learning so much from Yelp's virtual events and this event, The Rocky Mountain Raptor Program is no stranger to education and information to people like me.... The RMRP is an organization who rescues, rehabilitates and then, returns the Raptor back to the wild. However in some cases, the bird is injured that even with rehabilitation would not survive in the wild. In these cases they are housed and cared for within and through this Raptor Program. The raptors who are in the program are not given names. Why? Not sure but I'm guessing that might lend to attachment so as a rule, No names??? The raptor's beak and it's feet!!! what are they called? Bird Feet!!!! They need the feet and beak as a tool for their survival. Their wing span can reach five feet.... (that spans my height!!! LOL) Those birds are so pretty or handsome as it may be. I'm glad and I tip my hat to the RMRP for giving them a second lease on life. oh, by the way, if you see other birds in harm's way, you can reach out to the RMRP with a picture of what needs help and they will find the right group to assist. Thank you!!! RMRP!!!!

RMRP and it's staff / volunteers are absolutely amazing. I have been part of this non-profit…read morerehabilitation program for five years now. Rocky Mountain Raptor Program currently operates at two facilities. The main raptor rehabilitation center and hospital is located at 720B East Vine Drive in Fort Collins Colorado. Although this facility is not open to the public, tours are available for a small fee. You may visit the ELC (Environmental Learning Center) located off of Environmental drive, found at Drake and Ziegler. Some of the Educational Embassadors live at this location full time, including the BAEA (Bald Eagle). Be sure to stop by the ELC during daylight hours. You will be glad that you did. RMRP does host multiple open houses throughout the year, and there you will learn everything that you have ever wanted to learn about Raptors (and no, not the dinosaurs!). For instance, did you know that the AMKE (American Kestrel) is the smallest Falcon found in North America...and the males are even Broncos colors! Once you see one, you will notice just how many there are in Colorado. RMRP rescues, rehabilitates and releases injured birds of prey, including Eagles, Owls, Hawks and Falcons; and through its comprehensive Environmental Education program, teaches the importance of preserving wildlife and wild places for future generations. Check out rmrp.org to see more about the facilities, the people, and the beautiful birds they rehabilitate for a 'Second Chance at Freedom'

Very well organized distribution center to volunteer. LOTS of volunteers. After attending a one…read morehour orientation you can sign up online. Most volunteer opportunities are 2 1/2 hours long. Great organization if you would like to give back.

Care and Share is a wonderful organization helping those in need across southern Colorado! Y first…read morevolunteer experience was truly great! Tabitha

Stunning venue! Definitely get there a little earlier to find a good location for your blanket if…read moreyou're in GA, but we got there during the opener and still managed to find a spot. Drinks were middle priced, $12 for a canned cocktail, $5 for canned water. They allow you to bring in your own water bottles under 36 oz so long as they are empty. You can only bring smaller clear bags. They have the nice metal detectors where you don't have to take everything out of your pockets, which makes the line for security move fast.

We went here last week to see Cake and it is a great venue! The view was amazing!…read moreIt's best to get there early to get a good seat as it is all general admission. The lawn area is a little steep, so it's better to be towards the front. Drinks are reasonable for a concert venue and you can bring in blankets, chairs, your own food and sealed non-alcoholic drinks or empty water bottles. There are also lots of different food options and no lines for drinks or food at a sold out concert. Everything you bring in has to be in a clear bag.