History of Devil's Backbone Open Space
10/17/2018
| 04:30 PM - 06:00 PM
Devil's Backbone Open Space
| Registration Required
z-Public Program - Mixed Ages
Join local author and tour guide Ken Jessen for a hike through the history of Devil’s Backbone Open Space, located just west of Loveland off of Hwy 34. Explore the story of the gypsum mine and plaster mill started in the late 1800s by enterprising industrialist Alfred Wild, the remains of which are still visible to Backbone visitors today. Approximately 2-hour program. Hike rating: Moderate due to uneven terrain. Please dress appropriately for the weather, wear appropriate footwear and pack plenty of water for the trail. Program is free, but registration is required.
Minimum Participants: 5Maximum Participants: 20
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Raul M - Naturalist Assistant
Life Sciences (Biology) major, physical science minor, San Jose State Univ. 1970 Master of General Administration, University of Maryland US Army veteran US Army Civilian: medical/urban entomologist, environmental protection specialist, strategic planner, and business process analyst. US Department of Agriculture: Director, Insect Mass Production Facility, Chiapas, Mexico; Director, USDA Tick Eradication Program, Puerto Rico. 3 grown children Wife is Registered Nurse Both retired.
Sheryl G - Naturalist Trainee
I have a passion for the wilderness and hike, bike, and camp whenever I can. I love learning about the natural world and sharing my knowledge.
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