R. Malcolm Brown Jr's Images of Aspen, 2002 Food and Eateries in the Aspen Colorado Region

R. Malcolm Brown Jr's Images of Aspen

Aspen Center For Environmental Studies (ACES)
Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) All photos are copyrighted. Contact me at rmbrown@mail.utexas.edu for permissions.

The Story

The Aspen Center for Environmental Studies is one of the premier centers for teaching young children and adults about nature and the importance of ecology and the preservation of our precious natural resources. It is done in a very objective manner, and the lucky ones to be here are indeed, fortunate. I have been an ardent supporter of ACES and encourage anyone who believes in the future of our planet to contribute to this very worthy cause. Just look at the photos. They tell everything! You can see how young kids really will have the time of their lives and will never forget this summer experience. As an adult, I am tremendously impressed with the enthusiasm of the personnel and their dedication to helping young people understand nature and ecology and preservation. This is a truly valid and important undertaking and I commend Jim and Tom and everyone at ACES for their hard work and dedication. Enjoy these photos and take the tour. You will not be disappointed. You will be interested in the photomicrographs. I simply placed my Olympus c-4040z camera on the ocular of the dissecting and compound microscopes of ACES, and you can see the results of some interesting samples such as beaver hair, flowers, etc. I am very proud of the eagle photos taken with my Olympus c-4040z digital camera held next to a pair of binoculars! Also, ACES has nice booths at the top of Aspen Mountain and at Maroon Bells. I captured photos of personnel manning these booths. They are very dedicated people. Keep it all going, Jim! Above all, when you go to Aspen, make ACES your first itinerary on your visit!
Now for more than 300 photos on ACES....