The Land Line

The vision for MIRASOL, Looking at the Sun, originated in 2022 with a goal to amplify the importance of conservation by sharing the story of Pueblo’s multi-generational farming community through…

With the first light of day washing over the fall-kissed shortgrass prairie, rancher Taren Mantz, who owns a Palmer-protected property, marveled at how three miles of additional fencing has…

After decades of dedicated service to agricultural science and the communities of the Lower Arkansas River Valley, Dr. Michael Bartolo will be honored with induction into the Colorado Agriculture…

As the first snowfall blankets Colorado, we’re reminded of the magic that winter brings to our incredible landscape. The water for next year’s blooms. Crisp air. Shimmering peaks. …

An update from Palmer Land Conservancy President and CEO Rebecca Jewett: 

The Denver debut of Mirasol, Looking at the Sun, at the CSU Spur Center brought together a full house of changemakers from policy, water, conservation, business, and community sectors.

Small-scale stewardship projects can make a significant difference in our local community.

Nestled along the lower flanks of the granite-armored Tarryall Mountains, the 109-acre Sand Creek Ranch holds a rich history steeped in agriculture, recreation, and deep family connections to the…

Last week was a big, bold, and beautiful week for Palmer’s new documentary film MIRASOL, Looking at the Sun.