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49th Annual Meeting & Potluck
49th Annual Meeting & Potluck

Sun, Aug 09

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The Crested Butte Depot

49th Annual Meeting & Potluck

Join us on Sunday, August 9, at 4 PM at The Depot for an evening of community, celebration, and inspiration as we kick off HCCA's 50th Anniversary. Hear from special guest Jason Blevins of The Colorado Sun on the challenges facing the Gunnison Country.

Time & Location

Aug 09, 2026, 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM

The Crested Butte Depot, 716 Elk Ave, Crested Butte, CO 81224, USA

About the event

HCCA’s 49th Annual Meeting features Jason Blevins!


Connect with fellow advocates at The Depot on Sunday, August 9, beginning at 4 PM for an evening of community, celebration, and inspiration as we kick off HCCA's 50th Anniversary.


Founded in 1977, High Country Conservation Advocates has hosted this annual gathering for nearly five decades to reflect on the accomplishments of the past year and look ahead to the important work still to come. Together, we'll celebrate our shared commitment to protecting the Gunnison Country's public lands, waters, and wildlife while setting the stage for another year of advocacy.


The evening will feature special guest speaker Jason Blevins, who will join HCCA Advocacy Director Jon Hare for a Q&A conversation about the challenges Colorado and the Gunnison Country are facing that shape our landscapes and future.


Jason Blevins is a co-founder and reporter at The Colorado Sun who has been covering businesses,…


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