The first of a four-part monthly series that highlights the 5th Anniversary of the Yampa Valley Conservation Partnership as a continuation and extension of conservation partnerships this region has built over the last 30 years.
Contributing author Ken Mirr provides insight about placing conservation easements on a Colorado property from a real estate perspective.
The Emery-Wilhem Family Agricultural Resiliency Fund supports a new fencing project on Howe Ranch.
The Emery-Wilhem Family Agricultural Resiliency Fund supports new headgates installation on the Greene Ranch.
Maggie Hanna shares her favorite memories at CCALT.
After a decade with CCALT, Maggie Hanna will find new horizons.
How CCALT’s Agricultural Resiliency Fund can support landowner projects in the San Luis Valley
Summer biking events in Northwest Colorado offer public opportunities to ride past many conserved properties and landscapes.
“This is the most beautiful place on Earth. There are many such places. Every man, every woman, carries in heart…
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, the CCALT team shares what we are thankful for this year. Happy Thanksgiving from our…
D2 Ranch: Steamboat Cattle Company “If we lose all the land, all we are going to be left with is…
2021 was a successful year for the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust (CCALT) in delivering on its charge to keep…
The Gates Family Foundation (GFF) has demonstrated what it means to be committed to Colorado. With a generational history in…
After spending much of his career in national and international sport communications, Seibel returns to his Colorado roots to serve a mission closer to home.
Stacy Kourlis Guillon’s agricultural background and professional career have prepared her to lead a statewide land trust dedicated to serving agricultural producers.
The Pyatt family’s commitment to conserving multiple parcels of land benefits the area’s agricultural community and wildlife habitat.
The Camilletti and Chance families simultaneously conserved lands that have supported their large, operational partnership for decades.
The Eaton family conserves a U.S. Forest Service inholding in a region pressured by development.
Ben Duke and his family are well-respected Coloradans who work to make Colorado a better place. Now they are doing that for their own property.
One community of homeowners chooses to preserve a long history of agriculture and recreation on Dry Creek Ranch.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media contacts:Karina Puikkonen | Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust | 720.557.8277 | karina@ccalt.org Paula Beasley | Chevron…
