What We Do

Photo Credit: Carol Beam

Accessibility

Ensuring equitable and inclusive access to nature and outdoor experiences.

Projects that improve trail continuity, signage, trailheads, and amenities.

Programs with partners expand access for underrepresented communities.

Using spatial tools to guide recreation investments that serve diverse users.

Empowering people and programs to protect natural and cultural resources.

On-the-ground visitor engagement and education presence across partner lands.

Partnership with Larimer County Conservation Corps for trail work.

Regional messaging around Leave No Trace, responsible recreation, Know Before You Go, and safety.

Balancing recreation, conservation, and long-term landscape health.

Mapping, prioritizing, and rehabilitating unauthorized trails across jurisdictions.

Shared planning that integrates ecosystem protection and recreation demand.

Collaborative mapping, visitor use data, and biodiversity overlays to support long-term decision-making.

Projects like reroutes off sensitive terrain or wildfire-damaged trail repairs.

Access our reports, plans, and resources.

Certified Non-profit Organization

Your donation supports multi-jurisdictional coordination on Colorado’s public lands.

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The NoCo Places region covers five counties in Northern Colorado.

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