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Second Phase of Alpine Zephyr Ranch Conserved
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A second conservation easement On Alpine Zephyr Ranch adds to Conservation and public benefits in Routt County…
Final Phase of 5th Generation Knott Ranch Conserved
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A third conservation easement on Knott Ranch helps ensure the next generation can continue One family’s ranching…
Biking and Private Lands Coexist in NW Colorado
Summer biking events in Northwest Colorado offer public opportunities to ride past many conserved properties and landscapes.
6,409-acre JA Ranch conservation easement transferred to CCALT
Media Contact: Karina Puikkonen, karina@ccalt.org, 720.557.8277 A new conservation partnership between JA Ranch and the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust will…
CCALT Surpasses 750K Conserved Acres in 28th Year
Media Contact: Karina Puikkonen, karina@ccalt.org, 720.557.8277 The Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust (CCALT) was created just 28 years ago by Colorado…
Hume Ranch Conserved
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New Conservation Easement Protects Fertile Ground in a Region Vulnerable to Climate Change Media Inquiries: Karina Puikkonen,…
X7 Ranch Conserved
Unique combination of agricultural lands and natural habitat permanently conserved in northeast colorado Media Inquiries: Karina Puikkonen, karina@ccalt.org, 720.557.8277 May…
Rito Alto and San Luis Ranches Conserved
A new conservation easement on the multi-generational Rito Alto and San Luis Ranches protects working lands, wildlife, and water in the eastern San Luis Valley
Generational Southeastern Colorado UE and Iron Springs Ranches – CONSERVED
A new 27,340 acre conservation easement spans two one-hundred year old ranches.