NoCo Stakeholders Visit Trail Crew in Action
The pickaxes and shovels were temporarily set down on August 19, when the Larimer County Conservation Corps/NoCo Places trail crew received visitors at their work site. As the crew worked to close and rehabilitate an unauthorized trail in Rocky Mountain National Park, a group of NoCo stakeholders and partners arrived to greet them and admire […]
Outdoor Accessibility Training Shifts Perspectives
On August 13, the picnic structure at Pella Crossing in Longmont was filled with a group of NoCo Places agency staff, two expert outdoor accessibility consultants, 4 wheelchairs, a mobility device, 2 white canes, and 7 pairs of vision impairment simulation glasses. The second annual NoCo outdoor accessibility training was ready to roll! This session focused on […]
Trail Restoration Project Kicks off in NoCo Region
The rakes started raking, and the seeds will soon begin seeding on the trails identified by NoCo Places agencies for restoration. The unauthorized trails rehabilitation project is a collaboration of NoCo Places and its associated public land management agencies, and the Larimer County Conservation Corps. The first “boots-on-the-ground” project undertaken by NoCo Places, this effort […]
NoCo Places Receives Non-Profit Designation
NoCo Places, a state-recognized Regional Partnership, will transition to a nonprofit model.
Partnership with Do Colorado Right and Leave No Trace Provides Educational Stewardship Messaging
NoCo Places is now a partner of the Do Colorado Right coalition and Leave No Trace.
NoCo Places Partners with Larimer County Conservation Corps on Trail Rehabilitation
Volunteers will help address unauthorized trails in the NoCo region.