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TRICERATOTS REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

2nd Thursdays & Saturdays at the Martin G. Lockley Discovery Center 9 & 10 a.m.

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THE MARTIN G LOCKLEY DISCOVERY CENTER IS CLOSED FOR REMODEL

Open for Camp, TriceraTOTs, and Special Events Only until further notice

STARTING FEBRUARY 3RD BUS TOURS WILL BE ON-HOLD

Construction crews will be replacing the gates at the Dinosaur Ridge entrances. Pedestrian and cycling is permitted, but please slow down and give crews space. For further info call the Jeffco Open Space at 303-271-5925.

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