The University of Colorado Mountain Research Station is celebrating its 100th anniversary this summer! As a kickoff to this celebration we will be holding a two- week special event - a dinner + seminar at our newly renovated historic Wildrose Dining Hall. Event dates are June 21,22,23 & June 28,29,30. These dinner+seminar evenings are open to the public with advanced sign up! Each dinner + seminar costs $30 USD per adult or $15 USD per child (12 and under) and we can accept cash or check ONLY.

Full details and REQUIRED SIGN- UP can be found at https://www.colorado.edu/mrs/100anniversary. Topics for each evening are shown below.

- June 21 (Tuesday) – Dr. Adrian Carper – Colorado’s Wild Bees: Expanding the Conservation Impacts of Pollinator Research

- June 22 (Wednesday) – Dr. Nancy Emery – Alpine plant responses to changing climate: Long-term trends and experimental insights from the Niwot Ridge LTER

- June 23 (Thursday) – Dr. Scott Taylor – The Boulder Chickadee Study: chickadee hybridization along the Front Range

- June 28 (Tuesday) - Amy Hoagland - MRS Artist in Residence - Sculptural Stories of the Land

- June 29 (Wednesday) – Dr. Tom Veblen - Forty years of studying forest changes on Niwot Ridge

- June 30 (Thursday) – Molly Ott - MRS Artist in Residence - “Skin, Mirrored” - the shrinking locations of water surfaces and the subsequent reflections that come from those surfaces

If you have ever been curious about the Mountain Research Station and our work we invite you to join us for this unique event open to the public.

The Mountain Research Station is located 15 minutes north of Nederland at 818 County Road 116, Nederland.