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Keep It Colorado Awards $260,000 for Voluntary Conservation Projects

Keep It Colorado Awards $260,000 for Voluntary Conservation Projects

Keep It Colorado will award $260,000 in assistance to six nonprofit land trusts across Colorado, which will support landowners who have volunteered to protect their properties through conservation. The projects will permanently protect 2,637 acres of working ranches, wetlands, water rights and wildlife corridors on land that would otherwise be at imminent risk of being subdivided or converted to other uses.

Ducks Unlimited Advances Wetlands Conservation via Keep It Colorado’s Grant Program  

Ducks Unlimited Advances Wetlands Conservation via Keep It Colorado’s Grant Program  

Ducks Unlimited (DU) has pledged to support Keep It Colorado’s grant program, the Transaction Cost Assistance Program (TCAP). TCAP provides financial support to Colorado’s land conservation community to help cover costs associated with conservation easement transactions, which protect land in perpetuity. Keep It Colorado will apply DU’s investment toward conservation projects that involve Colorado wetlands and benefit migratory waterfowl, shorebirds, and other wildlife and natural resources.

Keep It Colorado Awards $215,000 in Cost Assistance for Conservation 

Keep It Colorado Awards $215,000 in Cost Assistance for Conservation 

Keep It Colorado will award $215,000 in grants to help four Colorado land trusts complete conservation projects in partnership with landowners across five Colorado counties. The projects will permanently protect 13,375 acres of critical wetlands and wildlife habitat, family orchards and vineyards, agricultural landscapes, water rights and rare species.

Keep It Colorado Awards $197,000 in Cost Assistance to Protect Iconic Landscapes, Working Lands and Wildlife 

Keep It Colorado Awards $197,000 in Cost Assistance to Protect Iconic Landscapes, Working Lands and Wildlife 

Keep It Colorado will award $197,000 in grants to help three Colorado land trusts complete conservation projects. Their activities with landowners who’ve chosen to conserve their land in perpetuity will protect 8,512 acres of land that would otherwise be at imminent risk of being sold, subdivided or converted to other uses.