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There are children who were born and raised in the Grand Valley who have never been to Colorado National Monument or camped or fished or hiked Mount Garfield. For those who would ask “why?” when access to public lands is so readily available, the reasons are multi-hued, but mainly socio-economic in nature. Parks passes cost money. Outdoor recreation gear can be specialized and expensive. Transportation to get to a trail head may be hard to come by. It’s intimidating to learn new skills like kayaking or rock climbing without instruction. And so on. There’s no shortage of organizations in this valley whose missions include exposing “underserved” youth to outdoor experiences. Colorado Canyons Association, the Outdoor Wilderness Lab and the Riverside Educational Center are just a few examples. We’re lucky in ways that many communities in Colorado aren’t. Well-formed nonprofits here either have grant writers on staff or relationships in place whe

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