The Land Line

Spring Forward for Conservation When Daylight Savings Time came around this year, the phrase “Spring Forward” seemed like it was about more than clocks.

Stakeholder Notification and Public Notice The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural…

People of the Sun Mountain Indigenous Tribes of the Pikes Peak Region Before it was America’s Mountain, Pikes Peak stood at the center of the Tabeguache band of the Nuche (known to most…

Protecting Land Protects Communities A Letter from the President & CEO “Let this distract you. Let it change how you think and how you see the world. . .

General William Jackson Palmer and the Founding of Colorado Springs

Palmer Land Conservancy—more than a land trust

Palmer Land Trust receives $303,700 grant to expand outdoor recreation opportunities and protect agricultural lands

This article was published in the June 21, 2020 edition of the Colorado Springs Gazette. 

You need a moment to relax. Disconnect. Refocus. Appreciate the world around you. These moments of peace and rejuvenation may be easier to achieve than you think: just go for a walk.

‘As the young aspen tree grew, plants and animals taught the tree new lessons each day.

Recently, in order to better understand how Palmer Land Trust can serve our community during the COVID-19 pandemic, we conducted an online survey.