Colorado

Protecting our Lands and Waters

About Us

For 45 years, the Nature Conservancy in Colorado has combined the hands-on impact of a local nonprofit with a global reach to find lasting conservation solutions at home and around the world. Over the years, we have protected more than 600,000 acres and 650 river miles across the state. Thank you for supporting our work!

On the Front Lines

Over 6 million acres of Colorado’s forests are in need of restoration. Wildlands firefighter Jeff Crandall sat down to tell us what the Conservancy is doing to help.

Watered Down

Can the mighty Colorado reach the sea? Learn more about the state of this important river and how the Conservancy is working across 7 states and 2 countries to protect it.

The Family Ranch: Stories from the Field

In the western U.S., family ranches — places where three generations often work together — are disappearing. What's the Conservancy doing about it in Colorado?

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Explore the Colorado River

Use this interactive map to view our projects along this important river system.

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