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The Western Colorado Climbers' Coalition
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The Western Colorado Climbers' Coalition
is based in Grand Junction, Colorado
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2007 and registered with the Colorado Secretary of State as a tax-exempt charitable corporation.
Our most current information is found on our Facebook page: Western Colorado Climbers' Coalition
western_co_climbers@hotmail.com
261 East 200 South / Moab, Utah 84532
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2007 and registered with the Colorado Secretary of State as a tax-exempt charitable corporation.
Our most current information is found on our Facebook page: Western Colorado Climbers' Coalition
western_co_climbers@hotmail.com
261 East 200 South / Moab, Utah 84532
Board of Directors:
Jesse Zacher, President
Eve Tallman, Secretary
Garrett Mitchell, Treasurer
Marc Kinney
Matt Lisenby
Paul Stoner
Rich Connors
Sara Brooker
Nolan Robertson
Mission Statement
The Western Colorado Climbers' Coalition is dedicated to preserving access to
Fundraising Updates
We received a grant from the Alpenglow Foundation for our continuing work acquiring the Unaweep Cliffs. Thanks, John & Laurel!
Christi Reece, the Realtor for the TV Wall and Lower Mothers Buttress parcels, donated $5,000 of her commission to the WCCC. Thanks, Christi! You rock!
We received a Conservation Grant from the Access Fund for Fall 2014 for the Unaweep Cliffs Project. Please support the Access Fund!
We received the first installment of $5,000 of our grant from the Alpenglow Foundation (John Catto's family foundation based in Aspen). THANK YOU!
We received a check for $3,000 from Shaw Construction to assist with our land acquisition project in Unaweep Canyon. THANKS, STEVE!
We received a $500 grant from the Access Fund for signage in Unaweep Canyon.
We received a $4000 grant from REI / Grand Junction. Thanks, REI!
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As many of you have heard, we lost John Peterson in a climbing accident this past week. John's wife, Marti, is in our thoughts. The P...
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To celebrate National Public Lands Day, our friends at the Colorado Canyons Association are hosting a cleanup on Saturday, September 25th...
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How long? I have access to quite a bit of timber up where my rigs are at. However, i would be limited by legnth to ~8'. you can reach me at 970-302-4955 (dial the area code), Mark
8' would be great. The creek seems to have an on/off switch somewhere upstream...
Garrett and me went up there to climb today and put a 8' 6" x 6" across the dry stream. It fit well between the rebar on both sides. The treated board isn't new but it is 90% rot free and sturdy. It came from Garrett's flower bed.
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