Another month, another newsletter! 
This month, the CCC Team shares our thoughts on the importance of gathering.
“Truthfully, conservation is a human act, like gardening, and we can’t do it alone. Gathering is just a piece of this community building, but it’s essential – not only for our work, but for our own well-being.”
We also share some exciting upcoming activities, stories, and profiles. Read it all here: https://mailchi.mp/63b2173e552f/ccc-news-march-2024
This short meeting was convened to discuss how goals and strategies for the 30-Year Vision will be implemented or distributed.
Summary by Esther Duke, Colorado Forest Health Council Proxy Member serving in place of Katie McGrath Novak, as “an individual
Read all about the 2025 Colorado Forest Collaboratives Summit!
The Western Collaborative Conservation Network’s Confluence 2026 is officially set for May 19th–21st, 2026, and this year it will take place at
It’s November 2025–another chronicle in CCC history. As winter begins to pull its heavy, sleepy blanket over us, we’re burrowing
October CCC News is out! We have a lot of content this month to share with you–here are some highlights:
Our Fellows Program provides funding, training, and a community of practice for a cohort of students, faculty, and practitioners to
This month, we at the CCC are reflecting on hope. Throughout John’s letter and the rest of the newsletter, we
