I think we need an idea that is ingenious and inventive in terms of teaching. We can teach outdoor/sustainable skills that is in a new method... but the method has not come to me yet... but it will my friend. it will.
General Idea
Buy diesel bus and convert to bio-diesel
Set up composting area in Fort Collins/Boulder/Denver (Universities)
Fort Collins (5 days)
-Pingree Park hike - Emerald Lake (1.5 days)
1. Spend time in Pingree Park focusing on trail management/forest management/
2. Outdoor class and possibly ropes course
-Stop in Fort Collins to visit ME lab to learn about biofuels and potential majors within CSU
-Bike around Fort Collins
1. During festival downtown
2. picnic in City Park and frisbee
3. Lake canoeing in City Park
- Whitewater rafting down Poudre Canyon
- Bouldering/top-rope climbing in Foothils
- Water focus with CSU/Hydrology department (need more idea on this one for sure)
-movie at New Belgium Brewery
Boulder
-Tubing down Boulder Canyon
-Moutain biking in Loveland/Winter Park area
-Sustainable business/LEED accredidation at school around Boulder
Denver
- Hike 14er
- one whole day in mountains (mountain biking/mountain sledding, hiking, etc.)
-Rockies Game
-Integrate Denver University into the picture somewhere
If we could get this accredited on at least a general level with schools in Colorado that would be awesome. So that students could take this “sustainable lessons” going forward, that could be a core curriculum credit in college, or something along those lines. Or people could just take it for fun and the wonderful knowledge we will bring to the table.