Welcome to Black Canyon Regional Land Trust

Celebrating 20 years of conservation!

 

A Broader Mission of Land Conservation And Stewardship: A message from the Executive Director - At Black Canyon Regional Land Trust we are doing more about land conservation and stewardship today than we ever have before.  As we embark on our 20th year it is time to blossom into everything that a regional land trust working in the most spectacular and special country around ought to be. Read more.

 

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BCRLT at the Ridgway Farmers Market - Every Friday 12-3

BCRLT will have a table at the Ridgway Farmers Market in Hartwell Park every Friday 12-3 pm starting June 7th. Stop by with your conservation questions or just to say hello!

 

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— Latest News & Events —

 

SUMMER INTERNSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT 
BCRLT is seeking two summer interns to assist in the annual monitoring of conservation easements, event planning, outreach and other organizational needs. This is a 6-week unpaid internship from the first week of July to August 17th. Learn more and download the full announcement here.


CELEBRATING LAND PICNIC JUNE 7 IN RIDGWAY 

June 3-9 is Colorado Land Conservation Appreciation Week. Please join us for a picnic get together 12:00 pm Friday June 7th at the opening day of the Ridgway Farmers Market in Hartwell Park. Read more about this event and Colorado Land Conservation Appreciation Week.


BLACK CANYON FIELD CLUB JUNE 9: BIRDING HOTCHKISS WETLANDS  

Celebrate Colorado Land Conservation Appreciation Week on a guided birding outing co-hosted by BCRLT and the Black Canyon Audubon SocietyRead more and sign up here.


BCRLT SPONSORING RIDGWAY HERITAGE DAYS & RANCH RODEO JUNE 15 & 16

We are excited to be supporting this year's Rodeo & Heritage Days! Two full days of riding, roping, music, storytelling, dancing, and local foods and goods. It's all happening at the Ridgway Rodeo Fairgrounds and Hartwell Park. Look for us both days and come join the fun! Check out the schedule of events here.


BCRLT WELCOMES MARTA LAYLANDER AS STEWARDSHIP DIRECTOR

Read about Marta's  experiences managing land and business in Colorado and neighboring states. "Everything that is important about land management, I learned riding a good horse alongside my grandpa, moving a bunch of cows to fresh range. As luck would have it my grandpa was the foreman for the commercial cow herd for Redd Ranches. Redd's had a couple million acres of private and public lands in southwest Colorado and southeast Utah..." Read more.