Lets learn about the basics of sewing the infamous box cushion. We see them everywhere, on your couch, on your boat, outdoor furniture, window seats, etc.

Join us for an evening of natural dye & vegetable printing at Rock Bottom Ranch! Advance registration required.

Taught by Amanda Carotenuto, ACES educator, you’ll learn the basics of dyeing using natural materials and create a vegetable stamp of your own to print with! Everyone will bring home a bandana or tea towel that they’ve created.

Red Hill sees over 75,000 users every year! Due to this extensive use, this amazing trail network needs consistent trail maintenance and habitat restoration. In 2025 RFOV is providing 3 drop-in opportunities for volunteers to help with these efforts. Come join us on June 26th, September 25th and October 16th for evenings of stewardship!

Learn the art of Upholstery with professional Claire Wright. In this deep dive intensive three day course we will learn to reupholster your very own chair from start to finish. You will select your chair, purchase your fabric through Claire, then learn to deconstruct and reconstruct from start to finish. All materials provided**. No experience necessary.

Join CORE and Weston Boyles on October 7th to meet young leaders from the Roaring Fork Valley pursuing environmental action here and beyond.

The free event will take place on Tuesday, October 7th, from 5:30 - 7pm at Mountain Heart Brewery in Basalt. The program starts at 6pm, and light bites will be provided.

Celebrate the season with crisp air, colorful leaves, and good old-fashioned fall fun at Rock Bottom Ranch!

All regional routes from the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority will be free to ride October 1 through November 30, 2025 as part of a new pilot program

Find a convenient, more sustainable way to explore this fall. Whether you’re a frequent rider, new to public transportation, or somewhere in between, thanks to our partners, it’s never been easier to ride with RFTA.  

Join ACES for an evening of food, music, and fall foliage at the beautifully restored Catto Center at Toklat. Set against the golden backdrop of Castle Creek Valley at its autumn peak, this member‑exclusive potluck brings together the community with live music, gorgeous views and flavorful dishes.

Like many of the trails within the Glenwood Canyon, the Grizzly Creek trail was heavily damaged by the Grizzly Creek wildfire in 2020 and the subsequent flooding during the summer of 2021. For the first time since 2021, RFOV volunteers will return to the Grizzly Creek Trail to start a new chapter in our long history of stewardship on this unique canyon route.

This fourth and final webinar in the Journey to Green Ammonia series focuses on building differentiated demand for low-carbon fertilizers. The discussion will explore practical approaches to how buyers, producers, and innovators can work together to create and scale market demand that supports the viability of low-carbon fertilizer products.

Join CORE on September 12th for an afternoon designed to inspire and accelerate climate action in our community.

Join world-renowned scientist and National Geographic explorer Mireya Mayor on a wild and inspiring romp through her unconventional path to success. From her early days as an NFL cheerleader to near-death experiences in the Congo and co-discovering the world’s smallest primate in Madagascar, Mireya shares her incredible journey with us.

Have you ever wondered, "what is this extremely spiky plant in my yard and how do I get rid of it?" If so, RFOV formally invites you to come learn from several vegetation experts in our Invasive Species Identification and Management Training!

Global Choices and Aspen Film are delighted to co-present OCEAN with David Attenborough at the ISIS Theater in Aspen.. The film screening will be preceded by an in-person conversation between well-known climate change visionary and advocate Global Choices Co-Founder Sally Ann Ranney and renowned marine biologist, oceanographer, National Geo Resident Explorer, author, and lecturer, Dr. Sylvia Earle.

Can we add the homes we need without packing the roads we have?