We believe in keeping it Colorado for ALL Coloradans – including Black people and all people of color. And we stand behind the Black community.
In a "new normal," conservation is a priority
Over the past couple of months, I’ve seen how critical the outdoors and access to nature are to people around the world. Keep It Colorado has an opportunity to help make conservation a priority across the state. After all, that connection with the outdoors people are craving is made possible by conservation.
Cultivating the garden that is Colorado
Virtual Spring Summit Success!
Celebrating One Year on Earth Day
We have a new look!
Legislature is adjourned - but we're not
Finding respite, connecting to community
Supporting our communities in the face of COVID-19
Storytelling workshops reveal the many meanings of conservation
Our 2020 policy initiatives
It has been a busy beginning of the state legislative session! We’ve successfully seen the introduction and progress of the Working Group Bill – SB20-135.
Conservation is about connection
Great Outdoors Colorado and Gates Family Foundation Give More Than $291,000
Letter to the editor: Conservation easements are a perpetual protection tool
Read our letter to the editor in the Summit Daily: “Conservation easements are a perpetual protection tool.”
Op ed: Forever means forever
Read our op ed in the Colorado Sun: “Forever means forever. Colorado’s iconic landscapes require ‘perpetual conservation easements’ protection”
Summit County’s plan to end a conservation easement to build senior housing is riling locals and land trusts
Read what we had to say about Summit County’s plan to end a conservation easement in the Colorado Sun.
SB20-135 Introduced in the Senate
SB20-135 was introduced in the Senate. The bill was drafted to reflect the HB19-1264 Working Group recommendations. A hearing is scheduled for Feb. 13.