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SLVEC seeks crew members for valleywide Air Quality Monitoring study

SLVEC seeks crew members for valleywide Air Quality Monitoring study

SLVEC seeks crew members for valleywide Air Quality Monitoring study

The San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council (SLVEC) was tapped to participate in the initial infrastructure of an expansive air quality monitoring network. SLVEC now seeks a compensated crew of multiple Community Navigators and Recruiters from across all six Valley counties as part of the intervention initiative, under the Mountain West Hub. These positions will be the boots on the ground for recruitment and data collection for this initiative over the next three years. The Mounta

Nov 263 min read

An encampment outside the Fort Garland Museum, with Mount Blanca in the distance.

An encampment outside the Fort Garland Museum, with Mount Blanca in the distance.

SLVEC cohosts ‘A History of Southern Colorado’ at the Fort Garland Museum

Guided by local experts, this educational discussion highlights the complicated history of the San Luis Valley in Colorado.

Oct 162 min read

A panoramic view of the Sangre de Cristo range to the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

A panoramic view of the Sangre de Cristo range to the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

SLVEC celebrates 25 years of advocacy under Canaly's guidance

In 2025, the San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council is celebrating three milestones, all of which mark 25 years of public lands advocacy.

Oct 23 min read

These photovoltaic panels are part of a 20-megawatt solar farm built by SunPower Corp. on 320 acres near Mosca in the San Luis Valley.

These photovoltaic panels are part of a 20-megawatt solar farm built by SunPower Corp. on 320 acres near Mosca in the San Luis Valley.

SLVEC hosts Energy Transition panel at 36th Annual Crestone Energy Fair

A summary of the Energy Transition panel, hosted by Christine Canaly, at the Crestone Energy Fair in 2025.

Renewable Energy

Sep 162 min read

Loretta Mitson, a local historian, stands outside the 'Private Property' gate to the King Turquoise Mine.

Loretta Mitson, a local historian, stands outside the 'Private Property' gate to the King Turquoise Mine.

SLVEC hosts public officials to explore heritage hotspots along Rio Grande corridor

Explore the rich heritage along the Rio Grande corridor in the southern San Luis Valley with a summary of SLVEC's guided trek.

Aug 143 min read

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