The drive along Interstate 25 from Denver to Colorado Springs reveals some of the most beautiful scenery in the world, from rolling grasslands to breathtaking views of Pikes Peak. In 1996, the Fund launched the I-25 Conservation Corridor Initiative to protect 25,000 acres along this 12-mile corridor.
Since then the Fund and its partners, Douglas County and Great Outdoors Colorado, have protected more than 33,000 acres including the 21,000-acre Greenland Ranch. In 2003 the Fund safeguarded True Mountain, the last of six properties identified as a high priority for wildlife and open space. This 577-acre area contains outstanding mountain scenery and provides habitat for bighorn sheep, black bear and mountain lion.
Mountain West
Where Montana’s dramatic peaks give way to the Northern Great Plains, the Rocky Mountain Front forms a landscape unlike any other in America. The Front represents some of the nation’s rarest wildlife habitat -- for grizzlies and other species -- and today it is under threat. Read more »
From government agencies to corporations, from private landowners to land trusts and local communities, the Fund's partners seek our expertise to:
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Grizzlies On The Front