We know that this is a difficult time for everyone. We at Colorado Headwaters Land Trust are still working hard to protect the land we love. Unfortunately, we have decided to postpone A Grand Afternoon, our annual event. It will likely be back on the calendar in the fall, but stay tuned!

Our plans for 2020 - our 25th year of working to conserve Grand County's open spaces - have been cut back, but we are continuing to pursue our mission of preserving and stewarding open lands within the headwaters of the Colorado River for agriculture, water, wildlife, and vistas, in partnership with landowners and for the benefit of all.

This means that current conservation projects in Granby, Hot Sulphur Springs, and elsewhere are still underway; we will fulfill our obligation to monitor the 64 easements (nearly 9,000 acres) we have throughout the county; and we are looking forward to 2021 and beyond to continue serving this community as we have for the last quarter-century.

If you have any questions or concerns about CHLT's current status, please don't hestitate to contact us.

" A trails organization has reported that even after a private property owner revoked public access through their land, users continue to trespass on the closed section of Ridge Trail."

https://www.skyhinews.com/news/trespassing-on-closed-section-of-ridge-trail-will-be-reported-hta-says/