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
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Generational Southeastern Colorado UE and Iron Springs Ranches – CONSERVED
A new 27,340 acre conservation easement spans two one-hundred year old ranches.
Fifth Generation Ranch Protected by Two Easements, Dunham Ranches – CONSERVED
entire ranch conserved to ensure the property remains permanently open and productive Media Inquiries: Maggie Hanna, maggie@ccalt.org, 720.557.8266 January 12,…
My One True Home
“This is the most beautiful place on Earth. There are many such places. Every man, every woman, carries in heart…
Season of Gratitude
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, the CCALT team shares what we are thankful for this year. Happy Thanksgiving from our…
D2 Ranch Feature
D2 Ranch: Steamboat Cattle Company “If we lose all the land, all we are going to be left with is…
State of the Land Trust, 2021 in Review
2021 was a successful year for the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust (CCALT) in delivering on its charge to keep…
“Throw your hat across the creek,” committed and focused on the future
The Gates Family Foundation (GFF) has demonstrated what it means to be committed to Colorado. With a generational history in…
New Faces Helping CCALT Conserve Important Places
CCALT welcomes Scott Wappes and Matt Wold to the Team. Both Scott and Matt will serve as Conservation Coordinators, supporting…
Forever Colorado BBQ – Thank You!
The board and staff of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust (CCALT) thanks you for joining us at the Fetcher…