Morrison,
Colorado
16831 W. Alameda Pkwy
Morrison, CO 80465
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No. 4 | Winter 2007 |
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Summer 2007 Dinosaur Detectives, Annual Meeting, Volunteer Awards Banquet, Visitor Center & Gift Shop news, Golden Gate Ramble, |
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2006 Annual Report
President's Page, Boy and Girl Scout Patch Designs, Garden and Home Show Synopsis, The Year of Arthur Lakes, Exhibits at Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center, What Makes Dinosaur Ridge and Fossil Trace Exceptional Track Sites?,FODR Financial Summary |
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Summer 2006 Knight on the Rocks, Update on the Ancient Environmental Education Center, Collections from Lower Laramie Strata - 1885, Colorado Earthquakes, First Boy Scout Dayat Dinosaur Ridge |
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2005 Annual Report |
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2004 Annual Report |
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Our quarterly report (3 issues + Annual Report) that is issued by the Friends of Dinosaur Ridge.
The Friends of Dinosaur Ridge (FODR), a 501 C3 non-profit tax exempt organization, was established to protect the natural resources on Dinosaur Ridge and Triceratops Trail, and to educate visitors about the area's geologic, prehistoric and natural features.
Each issue features reports from the Executive Director, Program Director, Preservation Committee, Guides Corner and a Calendar of Events.
For more information please call us at
(303) 697-3466!
© 2004-2008 Friends of Dinosaur Ridge
