Fulfilling the wishes of the late Bill Coors, his adult children have worked with Colorado Open Lands to protect his property in fast-developing Jefferson County. The property is viewed over 18,000,000 times annually from travelers on Interstate 70.
Future generations speak on the importance of land and water conservation
Hear from young Fina about how the acequia farmers of Colorado's San Luis Valley take care of the land and water so it takes care of them!
It’s no secret that Colorado residents and visitors love their outdoor experiences. Access for all ages and ability levels to open space contributes to our health, both physical, mental, and emotional.
Farming and ranching are an enormous part of our state’s heritage and character. Today, agriculture contributes more than $40 billion to Colorado’s economy, and sustains 170,000 jobs.
Hiking through your favorite secluded trail, would you rather see a cow or a condo? Colorado’s uninterrupted views from the mountains to the plains define our state’s heritage and character.
Access to fresh water in the American West is becoming more critical by the day. Land conservation is the perfect tool to protect our water, and keep it in Colorado.
We all know Colorado is a great place to live work and play. Colorado’s natural beauty and recreational experiences contribute to a quality of life that other states can’t match.
