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Jim Daus stepping down after 5 years
The Eagle Valley Land Trust has protected over 11,000 acres of land forever, but unfortunately cannot keep executive director Jim Daus for an infinite amount of time. With the organization enjoying financial stability, strong...
Job Opening – Executive Director
Eagle Valley Land Trust Executive Director Position Description Summary of Position: The Executive Director, working with and reporting to the Board of Directors, has overall leadership responsibility for EVLT, including conservation, fundraising, strategic and...
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Want to help save Sweetwater Lake? Join the Eagle Valley Land Trust and Save the Lake supporters at the Glenwood Springs city council meeting tonight (Thursday, November 7th) at 6pm as the city council members consider supporting the campaign to Save Sweetwater Lake.
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Five years leaves a lasting legacy for departing Eagle Valley Land Trust director
Five years leaves a lasting legacy for departing Eagle Valley Land Trust director
During his tenure, Jim Daus has worked on everything from the Brush Creek Ranch and Open Space effort to the whimsical Cow Patty Bingo fundraiser. Along the way, he has shared the message about how critical it is to preserve open lands today for the benefit of future generations.Eagle County Gives 2019
Timeline PhotosEagle Valley Land Trust conserves the open spaces, wildlife habitats, and recreational opportunities that matter most to our community, forever.
Schedule your donation for CO Gives Day here: www.coloradogives.org/EagleCountyGives/EVLandTrust/overview
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