2021-11-10T13:56:25-08:00 2020-12-31 474564810 Laura E Hokanson CPA CGMA MSc 60 W Grimes Creek Dr Bayfield CO 81122 990EZ 2020-01-01 454046629 Dolores River Boating Advocates DOLO 9707998704 PO Box 1173 Dolores CO 81323 Josh Munson Vice President 9707390376 2021-11-10 true Joshua Munson XXX-XX-XXXX Laura E Hokanson P01241866 9704262256 X 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X www.doloresriverboating.org X X 165269 X 122379 9399 115 0 24804 17494 7310 8572 7699 873 140076 111124 4643 1575 345 18755 136442 3634 112349 115983 X 118061 102877 2950 16279 121011 119156 8662 3173 112349 115983 Dolores River Boating Advocates promotes responsible recreational use and balanced flow management of the Dolores River, while working to protect the watershed for the health of the natural environment and the livelihood of future generations. General: Dolores River Boating Advocates (DRBA) has a unique niche as a local conservation and whitewater boating group. We are the only group focused on the Dolores River landscape and we are dedicated to working collaboratively toward locally grown and lasting solutions. We help bring people together around complicated issues facing the Dolores River and we serve as a voice for the river. We educate the public and provide valuable recreational information to those that want to raft the Dolores River. Our collaboration with other groups in Colorado and our leadership in local conversations about the Dolores River has made us a strong and relevant organization locally and regionally. Stewardship and Partnership Work: Operating within our established MOUs, in 2020 we continued to partner with three Bureau of Land Management field offices spanning four counties to engage in stewardship activities to benefit the Dolores River. Specifically, we coordinated and conducted a river campsite maintenance and monitoring trip, and we assisted the BLM with signage, cleanup, and rafting access upgrades at a popular river put in. Youth Programming: In spite of lower Dolores River flows and the pandemic, DRBA successfully grew youth programs in 2020 and doubled the number of people served. Over 125 youth and family members were engaged with our programming in 2020. This included field trips, outdoor in-class programing, and virtual programming. This work was conducted as part of our partnership with the Montezuma Inspire Coalition, which has a goal of getting all youth in Montezuma County outdoors. These programs are impacting youth in local communities in a meaningful way and inspiring future stewards of the river. Outreach and Educationo Annual Permit Party and Silent Auction: Over 300 people attended our annual outreach and fundraising event which was held online in January. The event included outreach/education as well as entertainment and a silent auction. This event was different due to the pandemic but still engaged twenty volunteers. o Online River of Sorrow film showing and discussion of Dolores River National Conservation Area proposal: over 50 people attended this event to watch our film about the complicated nature of Dolores River issues and learn more about protection efforts. o The pandemic limited our outreach efforts in 2020. 97437 97437 Rica Fulton Director 1.00 0 Joshua Munson President 7.00 0 Jay Loschert Vice President 1.00 0 Lindsey Beal Director 2.00 0 Jon Kelly Secretary 1.00 0 Kat Wilder Director 1.00 0 Amber Clark Executive Dir. 40.00 64646 Jeremy Christensen Director 1.00 0 Bob Gleason Treasurer 2.00 0 Jeremy Bailey Director 1.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false Amber Clark 740 N Beech Street Cortez CO 81321 9707998704 false false false false false false false false true false false NONE NONE true X 40060 59541 128266 83982 122379 434228 0 0 40060 59541 128266 83982 122379 434228 0 434228 127 115 242 0 0 434470 0.99940 0.99960 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED false false false 23948 23948 35922 672 672 5987 5987 8981 672 672 Part I-A, Line 1 - Direct and Indirect Political Campaign Activities Advocacy for National Conservation Area Proposal: DRBA made progress with local grassroots discussions about designating a National Conservation Area that would balance long-term protection for the lower Dolores River Corridor with protection of water resources. Of note was a river trip that included twenty diverse stakeholders and a senate staffer to engage in discussions about the river while floating on the river. We also successfully collaborated with and coordinated other groups around Colorado to advocate for National Conservation Lands and important public lands policies and laws, and advocated for the river corridor through land management agency decision processes. 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