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The Conservancy in Colorado is working to transform conservation by building on what we do best—on-the-ground results, science and collaboration. We aim to significantly accelerate the pace of conservation to safeguard Colorado's forests, grasslands, western rangelands and the rivers that weave them together. We'll accomplish more in the next five years than we have in the past 45 years. Tangible results along with the development of innovative tools and methodologies are putting us on a path to a sustainable future.
The Conservancy's Southern Rockies Fire Module conducts a prescribed burn at Phantom Canyon, Colorado. © TNC
Learn more about this unique team created to help restore Colorado's forests.
Volunteers remove the invasive plant tamarisk from along the banks of the San Miguel River in Colorado. © TNC
Success along the San Miguel River in our fight against the invasive tamarisk plant.
Members of the Conservancy's Freshwater team raft down the Colorado River through Ruby and Horsethief Canyon in Utah. © Sharon Davis/TNC
Learn more about our efforts to protect this iconic Western waterway.
Photographer Tim Palmer has captured some of his favorite scenes of this mighty river system.
View a slideshow of the burn team in action on a site in Alaska.
The owner of the Jumping Cow Ranch talks about why conservation easements are beneficial—for him and for wildlife.
Two girls rest amidst alpine meadow wildflowers to view the valley below Mexican Cut Preserve, a remote site atop Galena Mountain. © TNC
Learn how we are accelerating the pace of conservation to protect Colorado's priority habitats.
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Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos