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The Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust Joins National Call for Congress to Enact 2024 Farm Bill
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media contact: Karina Puikkonen, karina@ccalt.org, 720.557.8277 August 27, 2024 LAKEWOOD, Colo. – As the 118th United States…
Lyon family conserves agricultural operations and wildlife habitat on J+J Ain’t Lyon Ranch
The Lyons family conserves land and water resources that have supported a connected cattle operation and critical wildlife habitat for decades.
The WATER Sustains Us
CCALT conservation partnerships support tributaries and creeks that feed into important rivers that sustain agriculture, communities, and wildlife in Northwest Colorado
Closely Connected to Saguache Creek
Jocelyn Catterson reflects on her first monitoring season witnessing that connection between agriculture and conservation.
Darryl Seibel joins the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust as the Director of External Relations
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 named new president of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust
Stacy Kourlis Guillon’s agricultural background and professional career have prepared her to lead a statewide land trust dedicated to serving agricultural producers.
The LAND Connects Us
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.
Shepherd Hill Land and Livestock Ranch Lands Conserved by Pyatt Brothers
The Pyatt family’s commitment to conserving multiple parcels of land benefits the area’s agricultural community and wildlife habitat.
CCALT and two local families complete the largest conservation easements in Routt County
The Camilletti and Chance families simultaneously conserved lands that have supported their large, operational partnership for decades.