Call #7: April 22, 12 p.m.  | April 24, 7 a.m.
Feedback to Feed Forward
Actionable feedback catalyzes learning and motivation by correcting errors while looking ahead to further development. We’ll share a variety of tried and true methods for productive feedback conversations both scheduled and impromptu, as well as how to get feedback to help you grow as a mentor.

Join us for a weekend of camping, bird watching, and conservation volunteer work. On Saturday morning, learn how to build Zeedyk rock structures and then that evening, join in for a full moon bird walk through the canyon with Mathew Hayes, ecologist, and Amy Erickson, avian biologist and conservation coordinator for the Rio Grande Agricultural Land Trust. We will end with a plant ID walk Sunday morning after camping out, sharing meals, and getting our hands dirty.

Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to assess and improve soil health using simple, low-cost methods—no special tools or lab testing needed. Soil health experts will guide you through easy do-it-yourself (D.I.Y.) assessment techniques using your senses and common household items.
We welcome sheepherders, ranchers, farmers, producers, gardeners, CLUPC members, Land Board, and all who care for the land.