The Spring CTU Rendezvous will take place April 25th & 26th in Salida, CO!
The annual CTU Spring Rendezvous membership and board meeting is April 26th in Salida, CO. The Membership and Board meeting will be at the Scout Hut (210 E Sackett Ave) in Salida. All day Saturday, April 26 – 9 am – 4 pm, lunch provided. There is no registration cost for this event.
Event includes:
Annual elections and budget
Update and feedback on CTU 5-year plan progress
Regional breakouts focused on chapter conservation projects planned or on the wish list around Colorado
Workshop with Rick Kahn (retired CPW/USFS/NPS) on collaborating with agency partners
Room Block - We have a group rate available at Salida’s Hampton Inn for the board meeting, at $121 per night – individuals can call to make their reservations at 719-539-7850, use code “CTU” with the booking agent to access our block and rate. The rooms are being held in the block through April 4th. CTU’s Direct Link - https://group.hamptoninn.com/6wk5ib
Schedule
Friday
9:00 AM Service Project: Fourmile Creek Beaver Dam Analog (register separately https://tu.myeventscenter.com/event/Fourmile-Creek-Beaver-Dam-Analog-Build-107594)
4:30 PM Elevation Beer Company, 115 Pahlone Pkwy, Poncha Springs, CO 81242 , no host social gathering
Saturday
9:00 AM Board of Directors Meeting
12:00 PM Lunch (provided - please contact with any dietary restrictions)
1:00 PM Building Strong and Effective Relationships with Agency Partners
2:30 PM Regional Chapter Breakout Session
What is the Rendezvous?
Each year, TU leaders from across Colorado gather for a weekend featuring our annual membership meeting and elections, special workshops on key conservation issues and practical skills to strengthen our local chapters, and plenty of fun and camaraderie with other dedicated TU members and volunteer leaders.
It is our flagship event for volunteer leaders with local chapters and others who are looking to get more involved in TU. Over the weekend you might learn about topics as diverse as TU's work on river protection in your region, how to be more effective with your online communications, or how to engage youth with your local angling and conservation efforts.
And from local fishing to fun evening events and plenty of time to connect with old friends and make new ones!
