Photos: The wonders of the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies
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Bears and bats might be hibernating, but most of the Roaring Fork Valley’s natural world is still bustling with life. In fact, the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies prides itself on introducing visitors and locals to the winter wonderland that surrounds with a variety of programs — morning birding, naturalist-guided snowshoe tours, naturalist nights and more — that made for a picture perfect installment of A Week in the Life.
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