Executive Director
Robyn Paulekas brings two decades of experience in collaborative conservation to her role as Executive Director of Keep It Colorado. She previously worked at Meridian Institute where she designed and facilitated decision-making on complex natural-resource issues locally, nationally, and internationally. Robyn is passionate about building trust and leveraging partnerships to accelerate private land conservation that sustains Colorado’s lands, waters, and way of life for future generations.
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Programs Manager
Land has always been the foundation of Hannah’s work, with previous experience in wilderness restoration, outdoor education, private land conservation, and agriculture. She has a Bachelor of Science in environmental science and management and a minor in viticulture and enology from Cornell University. Hannah is especially energized by connecting people with the land so that both people and land thrive. Additionally, Hannah is an affordable housing advocate, a vegetable and flower gardener, and an overall outdoor enthusiast.
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Special Projects Coordinator
Growing up on a conserved property and visiting national parks sparked Katelyn’s passion for conservation. She holds Bachelor of Science degrees in zoology and in geography and environmental resources from Southern Illinois University, plus a Master of Environmental Science and Management degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Katelyn is thrilled to be with Keep It Colorado having a positive impact on conservation. Katelyn enjoys fishing, pottery, and cooking.
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Keep It Colorado staff, Dec. 2025
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