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We've been gaining quite a few new followers so we'd thought we'd re-introduce ourselves and tell you what we're here for! Larimer Conservation District (LCD) is the CD that covers all of Larimer County and a portion of the western part of Weld Coun
What IS a Conservation District? Since 1937, Colorado Conservation Districts have represented private landowners' interests in conservation planning and implementation. They are community-based hubs of natural resource expertise and funding, staffed
Beautiful day up at Pole Hill! 🌲 🚜 🏔️
Friendly reminder to take some time to appreciate all the small details around you today 🌲🌷🌿🐜
Today is International Day of Forests and the theme this year is "Forests and Health", which is fitting since LCD's largest program is our Healthy Forest Initiative! This initiative began in 2016 after Larimer County's 2012 High Park Fire t
Are you celebrating your Irish heritage today with a cold one in hand today? Go thank a farmer! We’re grateful every day for people like the Olanders at @rootshootmalting for supplying over 108 breweries and distilleries from Fort Collins to Co
@rootshootmalting isn’t your average farm and malthouse. They're dedicated to using what they have learned from past farmers and adding in today’s most innovative agricultural equipment to make the least impact on the Earth and keep the l
In the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day week, we’d love to highlight one of our board members that may have had a hand in creating the beer you’ll be drinking this week! Todd Olander founded @rootshootmalting with his father Steve in 201

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Located in Estes Park, the MacGregor Ranch has initiated a forest restoration project to improve wildlife habitat and prevent the risk of severe wildfire. Targeting 160 acres on the southeast portion of the ranch, the project focuses on removing trees, slash and all cut materials from overly dense areas on the property. Forest and natural resource officials hope this project will serve as a model/template that other landowners can follow across Colorado's Front Range.

Through technical assistance and project management, Larimer Conservation District helps private landowners restore the health of the forests on their properties. Conservation Districts provide aid by obtaining funding through grants and/or local partner funding. We provide a hands on management approach by hiring and managing contractors through the entirety of a forest health restoration project.