ACES Evening on the Lake July 2018

1Michael Carricarte, Diana Lane, and Chris Lane

2Michael Carricarte, Diana Lane, and Chris Lane

3Brigette Schabdach, Megan Shean, Andy Docken, Jackie Bucksbaum, Lea Tucker, and Christy Mahon

4Brigette Schabdach, Megan Shean, Andy Docken, Jackie Bucksbaum, Lea Tucker, and Christy Mahon

5Jamie Brewster McLeod and Glen McLeod

6Jamie Brewster McLeod and Glen McLeod

7Fredericka Middleton, Alexa Wesner, Karyn Lamb, and Ashley Schiff

8Fredericka Middleton, Alexa Wesner, Karyn Lamb, and Ashley Schiff

9Diana Moore, Joel Sax, and Loren and Mary Ryerson

10Diana Moore, Joel Sax, and Loren and Mary Ryerson

11Mandy Noel and ACES' resident great horned owl

12Mandy Noel and ACES' resident great horned owl

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The sold-out Evening on the Lake benefited the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies’ education programs. Highlights included a locally sourced dinner from the nonprofit’s Rock Bottom Ranch that was prepared by local chefs, meet-and-greets with some of the critters who call ACES home, canoeing on Hallam Lake, and a presentation by Annie Leonard, executive director of Greenpeace USA.