West Slope Outdoors Alliance
What is the West Slope Outdoors Alliance (WSOA)?
The West Slope Outdoors Alliance (WSOA) is the Regional Partnership that covers Delta, Mesa, and Montrose counties. We are a collaboration of individuals representing nonprofits, government entities, businesses, agriculture, ranching and outdoor user groups who recognize the value of our region’s natural and recreation assets as drivers of economic stability, community wellness, and resiliency for our land and wildlife.
Members
Learn more about the organizations and individuals participating in the WSOA.
Meetings
Catch up on past meeting minutes and find out how you can attend the next one.
Get to know the West Slope Outdoors Alliance members through the pictures below:
Rafters on the Colorado River.
Elk seen at Pearl Lake. Photo taken by Vic Schendel.
Volunteer cleanup event with Grand Mesa Jeep Club. Photo provided by Jeff Bates.
A fly fisherman enjoying a day on the water. Photographer unknown.
Ski event with Grand Mesa Nordic Council. Photo provided by Christie Aschwanden.
Trail maintenance review ride hosted by Thunder Mountain Wheeler's for the CPW OHV Grant Committee, Forest Service, and BLM personnel. Photo provided by Gary Nickel.
Aerial view of the Palisade in Gateway. Photo credit to Gateway Canyons Resort.
Wildlife at Colorado National Monument. Photo taken by David Thurow.
Dirt bikers enjoying a ride. Photographer unknown.
Volunteer cleanup event with Grand Mesa Jeep Club. Photo provided by Jeff Bates.
Cameo Shooting Complex in Palisade. Photo taken by Wayne D. Lewis.
A herd of big horns were spotted in an alfalfa field during a chukar partridge hunt. Photo taken by John Howard.
Winter range on private land conserved with Colorado West Land Trust.
Over 3000 acres of private land conserved with Colorado West Land Trust for agriculture, wildlife, and scenic views.