A memorial dedicated to the work of the Animas River Stakeholders Group was dedicated Friday along the bank of the river in Silverton, downstream from the confluence with Cement Creek. The memorial is a circle of stone seats using historic mining equipment donated by the San Juan County Historical Society and rocks donated by the Bureau of Land Management. It honors 25 years of work by the group to improve water quality in the Upper Animas River. The Animas River Stakeholders Group was founded by Bill, Peter and Steve Fearn. (Courtesy of Ty Churchwell)
A memorial dedicated to the work of the Animas River Stakeholders Group was dedicated Friday along the bank of the river in Silverton, downstream from the confluence with Cement Creek. The memorial is a circle of stone seats using historic mining equipment donated by the San Juan County Historical Society and rocks donated by the Bureau of Land Management. It honors 25 years of work by the group to improve water quality in the Upper Animas River. The Animas River Stakeholders Group was founded by Bill, Peter and Steve Fearn.
A memorial dedicated to the work of the Animas River Stakeholders Group was dedicated Friday along the bank of the river in Silverton, downstream from the confluence with Cement Creek. The memorial is a circle of stone seats using historic mining equipment donated by the San Juan County Historical Society and rocks donated by the Bureau of Land Management. It honors 25 years of work by the group to improve water quality in the Upper Animas River. The Animas River Stakeholders Group was founded by Bill, Peter and Steve Fearn.
A memorial dedicated to the work of the Animas River Stakeholders Group was dedicated Friday along the bank of the river in Silverton, downstream from the confluence with Cement Creek. The memorial is a circle of stone seats using historic mining equipment donated by the San Juan County Historical Society and rocks donated by the Bureau of Land Management. It honors 25 years of work by the group to improve water quality in the Upper Animas River. The Animas River Stakeholders Group was founded by Bill, Peter and Steve Fearn.
A memorial dedicated to the work of the Animas River Stakeholders Group was dedicated Friday along the bank of the river in Silverton, downstream from the confluence with Cement Creek. The memorial is a circle of stone seats using historic mining equipment donated by the San Juan County Historical Society and rocks donated by the Bureau of Land Management. It honors 25 years of work by the group to improve water quality in the Upper Animas River. The Animas River Stakeholders Group was founded by Bill, Peter and Steve Fearn.
