Ranch headquarters from the road entering the canyon: From left to right- The Quonset barn for storing machinery, hay and equipment; the education center (see below); shed for storage; the old barn, which houses a wood shop; the guest house (see below); the Thaw Lodge (see below). 

This horse barn was converted into an educational conference center in 2007.

Before and after.

A wet lab is located in the educational center.

A newly-constructed campground sits west of the ranch headquarters, overlooking the Mora River.  There is a pavillion with a picnic table and firepit, an outhouse, and a well with a hand pump. 

The living room of the guest house, which sleeps nine.  There is a fully stocked kitchen, a washer/dryer in the utility room, two bathrooms with showers, a ,living room, and an office with satellite connection to the internet.

The Thaw Lodge, which was just donated by Eugene and Clare Thaw to the Foundation.  There are three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large kitchen, and a large living room.  The living room is very nice for small conferences (@20 people).  The Thaw Lodge will be used for long-term visiting scientists, authors working on their material, and guests.