Events

Upcoming events

2023 Bike the Bessemer

September 30, 2023 | 8AM-1PM

Grab your bike and hit the trail with Palmer Land Conservancy for our third annual Bike the Bessemer event – a fun-filled and educational ride showcasing Pueblo County’s premier agricultural lands and important water resources.
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Signature events

Southern Colorado Conservation Awards

For ten years, Palmer Land Conservancy has hosted the Southern Colorado Conservation Awards to honor the significant achievements of individuals and organizations that, through their conservation efforts, advance the well-being of the people, land, and way of life throughout southern Colorado. Successful conservation is dynamic and involves more than just resource protection and our event celebrates a wide variety of champions who love the land.

Tenacity: Women in Conservation

Palmer’s annual TENACITY: Women in Conservation event celebrates the enduring and tenacious commitment of women who are dedicated to protecting Colorado’s wide-open spaces and precious natural resources. It includes a fun and inspiring evening of conversation and good food with women who have blazed their own paths and are defining conservation in the 21st century.

Past events

Take a wildflower walk with Palmer Land Conservancy at the Stratton Open Space, a Palmer-protected property, on Saturday, August 19.
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Join Palmer Land Conservancy on June 24, 2023 for an exclusive guided tour of the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum led by the Curator of History, Leah Davis Witherow.
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Grab your binoculars and join Palmer on May 6th from 9 - 11 a.m. for a nature hike through the Bluestem Prairie Open Space!
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Join Palmer Land Conservancy on March 15, 2023, for TENACITY: Women in Conservation 2023 — an evening of inspiration and conversation around our shared passion for Colorado.
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Join Palmer Land Conservancy for a 2023 Mayoral Candidate Forum – an opportunity for the community to hear Colorado Springs mayoral candidates weigh in on topics that are integral to living in southern…
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Join Palmer Land Conservancy for a Holiday Open House on Tuesday, December 13th from 4:30 - 6 PM at Palmer's Colorado Springs Office.
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Hit the bike trail with Palmer Land Conservancy for our annual Bike the Bessemer event. This fun-filled and educational ride will showcase Pueblo County’s premier agricultural lands and important water…
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Grab your hats and boots on Thursday, September 8, 2022, and join Palmer Land Conservancy for an exclusive Night on the Ranch to benefit land and nature at Fountain Creek Ranch. 
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Join Palmer Land Conservancy for Raise Hell for a Reason charity pint night at Cerberus Brewing Company. From 4-7:00 pm, $1 from every pint sold will benefit Palmer! Come #BeALandLover and learn about how we…
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Join Palmer Land Conservancy for Bleating Heart Night at Goat Patching Brewing. From 5-9:00 pm, $1 from every pint sold will benefit Palmer! Come #BeALandLover and learn about how we're protecting the…
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Hit the bike trail with Palmer Land Conservancy and friends for our first annual Bike the Bessemer event.
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Join Palmer to raise funds for land and nature with a festive Night on the Ranch.
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Canceled for 2020. This annual event featuring amazing speakers, drinks, and hors d'oeuvres!
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Our tenth annual SCCA, which honored significant achievements in conservation across southern Colorado.
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Thank you for attending this annual event featuring amazing speakers, drinks and hors d'oeuvres!
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Thank you for attending the ninth annual SCCA, which honors significant achievements in conservation across southern Colorado.
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We honored the significant achievements of individuals and organizations that, through their conservation efforts, advanced the well-being of southern Colorado’s communities, people, ecologies, and economies.
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We honored the significant achievements of individuals and organizations that, through their conservation efforts, advanced the wellbeing of southern Colorado’s communities, people, ecologies, and economies.
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