The Land Line

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – Water is the lifeblood of San Luis Valley communities–culturally, economically, and ecologically.

By Hannah Pardee, 2018 Heather Campbell Chaney Fellow and Colorado College student

In partnership with the Land Trust Alliance, land trust leaders from across the nation were in Washington D.C.

Parks and wildlife are vital parts of our Colorado economy and quality of life.

As farmer and Palmer Lower Arkansas Valley Conservation Director Matt Heimerich says of Colorado: “It’d be better if we considered drought the norm with periods of wet spells, not the other way…

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) makes it possible for families to have direct access to fresh, local, and seasonal produce. It is also a great way to get to know the farmers that make their…

Toward the end of each of my podcast episodes, I ask guests if they’d like to make a request of the listeners, impart words of wisdom, or offer advice.

I have warm childhood memories of sitting in the back of my parent’s car heading west on highway 50 to Grandma’s house in Colorado Springs.

In Norway, you can walk nearly anywhere you want.

As soon as you step foot onto Bluestem Prairie Open Space you feel like an interloper- a cacophony of sharp barks fill the air.

Land across Colorado is disappearing at an alarming rate. There is an urgent need to protect land today as population growth and population shifts are already happening. Want to be part of the…