Colorado Department of Revenue

Conservation Easement Schedule

Gross Conservation Easement Filings

Listed by County

County	Township	Range	Acres	Tax Credit Claimed	Org. Holding the Easement	Tax Year	Summary
GARFIELD AND EAGLE	6 SOUTH	87 WEST	200	83333	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, INCLUDING ELK CALVING HABITANT AND HABITANT FOR GLOBALLY VULNERABLE PLANT SPECIES.
Garfield	7S	92W	90	330000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
LINCOLN	14S & 15S	57W & 58W	2416	140357	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY IN COLORADO	2007	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE EASEMENT TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT IN PERPETUITY AND, IN THE EVENT OF THEIR DEGRADATION OR DESTRUCTION, TO ENHANCE AND RESTORE THE OPEN SPACE AND SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL FEATURES AND VALUES OF THE PROPERTY. IT IS FURTHER THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OFTHIS EASEMENT TO CONSRVE IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND TO PROTECT RARE OR UNIQUE NATIVE PLANTS CURRENTLY KNOWN OR LATER IDENTIFIED. IN ACHIEV- ING THESE PURPOSES, IT IS THE INTENT OF THE EASMENT TO PERMIT THE CONTINUATION OF SUCH USES AO THE PROERTY AS MAY BE CONDUCTED CONSISTENT WITH THE CONSERVATIO VALUES PROTECTED HEREIN.
ADAMS	1 SOUTH	62 WEST	320	750000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A REL- ATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES)OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF ADAMS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECI- FICALLY, THE PROPERTY IS COMPRISED OF LAND FOR GRAZING CATTLE, INTERMITTENT STREAMS AND DRY FARMLAND. iT IS IN AN AREA WHERE DIFFERENT LAND USES MEET, MAKING WILDLIFE VERY ABUNDANT IN THAT AREA. THE PROPERTY IS WITHIN 10 MILES OF DIA, AN AREA THAT IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY URBANIZED. THE REST OF THE PROPERTY IS IRRIGATED CROP LAND. THERE ARE A NUMBER OF RURAL HOMES IN THE AREA. THE PROPERTY OFFERS OPEN SPACE VALUE IN THE URBAN LANDSCAPE.
ALAMOSA	38 NORTH	12 EAST	2236	12729	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2007	TO ENABLE THE PROPERTY TO RETAIN IN PERPETUITY, ITS OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, THE SCENIC QUALITIES, AGRICULTURAL CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITAT AND NATURAL FLOOD PLAINS VALUES FOR CONSERVATION AND AGRICULTURAL PURPOSE INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO ENGAGE IN FUTURE FARMING AND RANCHING ACTIVITIES.
ALAMOSA	38 NORTH	12 EAST	2236	43042	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2007	TO ENABLE THE PROPERTY TO RETAIN IN PERPETUITY, ITS OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, THE SCENIC QUALITIES, AGRICULTURAL CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITAT AND NATURAL FLOOD PLAINS VALUES FOR CONSERVATION AND AGRICULTURAL PURPOSE INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO ENGAGE IN FUTURE FARMING AND RANCHING ACTIVITIES.
ALAMOSA	38 NORTH	9 EAST	1	375000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2008	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT IN PERPETUITY AND, IN THE EVENT OF THEIR DEGRADATION OR DESTRUCTION, TO ENHANCE AND RESTORE THE SIGNIFICANTLY RELATIVELY NATURAL FEATURES AND VALUES OF THE PROPERTY AND TO CONSERVE IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE; TO PROTECT RARE OR UNIQUE NATIVE PLANTS CURRENTLY KNOWN OR LATER IDENTIFIED; AND TO CONSERVE RIPARIAN WOODLANDS, FRESHWATER MARSHES AND WETLANDS.
ALAMOSA	38 NORTH	9 EAST	1025	187500	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2008	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT IN PERPETUITY AND, IN THE EVENT OF DEGRADATION OR DESTRUCTION, TO ENHANCE AND RESTORE THE SIGNIFICANTLY RELATIVELY NATURAL FEATURES AND VALUES OF THE PROPERTY AND TO CONSERVE IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE; TO PROTECT RARE OR UNIQUE NATIVE PLANTS CURRENTLY KNOWN OR LATER IDENTIFIED; AND TO CONSERVE RIPARIAN WOODLANDS, FRESHWATER MARSHES AND WETLANDS.
ALAMOSA	38 NORTH	9 EAST	1025	187500	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2008	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT IN PERPETUITY AND, IN THE EVENT OF DEGRADATION OR DESTRUCTION, TO ENHANCE AND RESTORE THE SIGNIFICANTLY NATURAL FEATURES AND VALUES OF THE PROPERTY AND TO CONSERVE IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE; TO PROTECT RARE OR UNIQUE NATIVE PLANTS CURRENTLY KNOWN OR LATER IDENTIFIED; AND TO CONSERVE RIPARIAN WOODLANDS, FRESHWATER MARSHES AND WETLANDS.
ALAMOSA	38 NORTH	12 EAST	2236	12729	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2007	TO ENABLE THE PROPERTY TO RETAIN IN PERPETUITY, ITS OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, THE SCENIC QUALITIES, AGRICULTURAL CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITAT AND NATURAL FLOOD PLAINS VALUES FOR CONSERVATION AND AGRICULTURAL PURPOSE INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO ENGAGE IN FUTURE FARMING AND RANCHING ACTIVITIES.
ALAMOSA	38 N.	9 E.	477	735000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2007	THE PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITAT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES AND PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND. MINERAL EXTRACTION IS PROHIBITED EXCEPT FOR USE ON THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. SUB-DIVISIONS ARE PROHIBITED ON THE EASEMENT PARCEL.
ARAPAHOE	4 SOUTH	62 WEST	49	33966	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	ENHANCEMENT OF CONSERVATION OF OPEN SPACE IN AN URBANIZING REGION.
ARAPAHOE	4 SOUTH	63 WEST	49	33966	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	ENHANCEMENT OF CONSERVATION OF OPEN SPACE IN AN URBANIZING REGION.
ARAPAHOE	5 SOUTH	68 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	19	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY ARE RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT AND OPENS SPACE.
ARCHULETA	33 NORTH	2 EAST	482	325000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRIBUTION IS TO PRESERVE A SIGNIFICANT NATURAL AREA THAT QUALIFIES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM AS THAT PHRASE IS USED IN PUBLIC LAW. pROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CONSERVATION EASEMENTS TO MAINTAIN LAND IN NATURAL, SCENIC OR OPEN CONDITION, OR FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT OR AGRICULTURAL, OR THE OTHER USE OR CONDITION CONSISTENT WITH THE PROTECTION OF OPEN LAND HAVING WHOLESOME ENVIROMENTAL QUALTY OR LIFE SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY.
ARCHULETA	34 NORTH	5 WEST	110	205000	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	The conservation easement property donated will remain in agricultural production and provide habitat for native deer and elk herds and other wildlife, as well as preserve open space that is an important buffer between more densely developed areas and National Forest Lands. The property concerned is part of an important migratory corridor for numerous types of wildlife such as bear, elk, mule deer, and mountain lion. A portion of the property was placed under conservation easement in 2006.
ARCHULETA	36N	2W & 2 1/2 W	205	623	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND) FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES.
ARCHULETA	36N	2W & 2 1/2 W	205	623	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND) FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES.
ARCHULETA	36N	2W & 2 1/2W	205	32718	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND) FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES.
ARCHULETA	32N	1E OF N.M.P.M.	0	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMENS	2010	Taxpayers donated the conservation easement for the purpose of preserving in perpetuity the scenic open space, the agricultural uses, and the significantly relatiely natural habitat for plants and wildlife The property provides for the preservation of land for the scenic enjoyment to the public.
ARCHULETA	36N	2W & 2 1/2W	205	413	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND) FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES.
ARCHULETA	36N	2W & 2 1/2 W	205	623	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND) FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES.
ARCHULETA	36N	2W & 2 1/2W	205	375000	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND) FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES.
ARCHULETA	32 NORTH	2 EAST	288	375000	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	PROTECTION OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENT & HABITANT FOR LARGE DIVERSITY OF WILDLIFE SPECIES AND PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF PUBLIC.
Adams	2 South	62 West	40	308500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Adams County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado. Specifically, the land contains, significant scenic, recreational and agricultural value which is consistent with the historic nature of the area and is beneficial for the community and the state of Colorado in setting aside land for agricultural, recreational and scenic purposes. The mountain vistas for which Colorado is famous are exemplified in this property, with views of the Front Range, Long's Peak, Mount Evans and Pike's Peak. This land is part of an area that first supplied Denver with locally grown and raised crops and livestock. These early farms supplied necessities to the prospectors of the gold rush, making Denver's early growth possible. These early agricultural uses include livestock operations and dryland crop farming of crops such as cane type cattle feed, wnter wheat, corn, oats, sunflowers and grass hay. This land also provides a home to abundant pronghorn and deer populations, as well as the occasional bear and elk.
Adams	2S	62W	40	308500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Scenic, recreational, and agricultural value.
Adams	1S	68W	7	164897	City of Thornton	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and recereational land with limited oil/gas extraction.
Adams	T1S	R61W & R62W	1657	625000	Adams County	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or similar ecosystem, including native shortgrass prairie and hedgerow. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public pursuant to clearly delineated government policies yielding significant public benefit, including scenic rural landscape and dryland crop production. Preservation of land areas for potential outdoor recreation by the general public.
Adams	2 S	62 W	40	258500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values) of the state of Colorado. Specifically, the land contains significant scenic, recreational and agricultural value which is consistent with the historic nature of the area and is beneficial for the community and the state of Colorado in setting aside land for agricultural, recreational and scenic purposes.
Adams	2S	62W	40	308500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Scenic, recreational, and agricultural value.
Adams	2 South	62 West	40	258500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Adams County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado. Specifically, the land contains, significant scenic, recreational and agricultural value which is consistent with the historic nature of the area and is beneficial for the community and the state of Colorado in setting aside land for agricultural, recreational and scenic purposes. The mountain vistas for which Colorado is famous are exemplified in this property, with views of the Front Range, Long's Peak, Mount Evans and Pike's Peak. This land is part of an area that first supplied Denver with locally grown and raised crops and livestock. These early farms supplied necessities to the prospectors of the gold rush, making Denver's early growth possible. These early agricultural uses include livestock operations and dryland crop farming of crops such as cane type cattle feed, wnter wheat, corn, oats, sunflowers and grass hay. This land also provides a home to abundant pronghorn and deer populations, as well as the occasional bear and elk.
Adams	2 S	62 W	80	91000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife.
Arapahoe	5 S	67 W	18	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Protection of relatively natural habitat and preservation of open space.
Arapahoe	4 south	63 west	49	33626	colorado natural land trust	2007	enhancement of conservation of open space in an urbanizing region.
Arapahoe	4 S	63 W	49	33966	colorado natural land trust	2007	enhancement of conservation of oopen space in an urbanizing region.
Archuleta	35N	5 W	61	131500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Preserve scenic, rural, and natural open space for the public and for plant and animal habitat.
Archuleta	36 N	1 W	74	375000	Southwest Land Alliance, Inc.	2007	Property qualifies as open space because: conserving land will provide significant public benefit by protecting the open scenic vistas available to many travelers; and conservation of land will helps ensure that land will be available to travelers. Preserving natural habitat for the flora and fauna of the area of the area is a significant value because of the many species that frequent this property
Archuleta	35	2 W	351	375000	Southwest Land Alliance, Inc.	2007	The purpose is to protect scenic qualities, wildlife habitat, plants, water resources and preserve agricultural land.
Archuleta	34N	1W	220	375000	Southwest Land Alliance	2008	Relatively natural habitat & open space
Archuleta	35N	2E	240	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust, Inc.	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Archuleta	35N	2E	160	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Archuleta	36 North	2 West	2	375000	Southwest Land Alliance, Inc.	2010	THE PURPOSE OF THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITAT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES, AND PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
Archuleta	36 North	2 West	2	375000	Southwest Land Alliance, Inc.	2010	THE PURPOSE OF THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITAT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES, AND PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
Archuleta	35 North & 34 North	5 West	252	375000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2009	It is the primary purpose of this Conservation Easement to protect and enhance the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat and migration corridor, and it is the secondary purpose to protect the Property¿s productive grazing land and cropland which can yield significant public benefit, and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, agricultural, scenic and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property. Grantor intends that this Conservation Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including those involving habitat enhancement, farming, ranching, and limited residential uses as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Conservation Easement.
Archuleta	33N	2W	69	53500	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Archuleta	36N	2-1/2W	124	373000	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	¿The preservation of certain open space (including farmland and forest land) for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit.¿ The Additional Property, which can be viewed by the general public from Archuleta County Road 600 and Archuleta County Road Roush Drive, includes natural areas, and areas in agricultural use. There is a strong likelihood that, if the Additional Property were to be developed instead of preserved, it would contribute to the fragmentation and degradation of the scenic, rural and natural character of the area. Preservation of the Additional Property will continue to provide an opportunity for the general public to appreciate its scenic values. The preservation of the Additional Property pursuant to this Amendment will yield significant public benefit, for at least the following reasons: The Additional Property consists of open space that contributes significantly to the scenic viewshed of travelers along public roads County Road 600/Piedra Road and Roush Drive in Archuleta County; development of the Additional Property would contribute to the degradation of the scenic vistas available to the public, resulting in a loss of tourism and commerce to the area; the Additional Property has significant areas in agricultural production in an area which is experiencing substantial residential development; and preservation of the Additional Property is consistent with Federal, State and local public conservation programs and with conservation efforts existing on adjoining or nearby properties.
Archuleta	36N	2W	351	375000	Southwest Land Alliance, Inc.	2007	Protect scenic qualities, wildlife habitat, plants, water resources, and agricultural land.
BOULDER	1 S.	71 W.	151	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR ECOSYSTEM. PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES, YIELDING A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
BOULDER	3N	73W	46	125000	Estes Valley Land Trust	2007	PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR ECOSYSTEM. PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES, YIELDING A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
BOULDER	1 SOUTH	71 WEST	153	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS.
BOULDER	1 SOUTH	71 WEST	153	375000	COLORADO OPEN LAND	2008	THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR ECOSYSTEMS.
BOULDER	1 SOUTH	71 WEST	153	375000	COLORADO OPEN LAND	2008	THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR ECOSYSTEMS.
BOULDER	1 SOUTH	71 WEST	153	375000	COLORADO OPEN LAND	2008	THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR ECOSYSTEMS.
BOULDER	1 SOUTH	71 WEST	153	375000	COLROADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR ECOSYSTEMS.
BOULDER	1 SOUTH	71 WEST	153	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR ECOSYSTEMS.
BOULDER	1 NORTH	71 WEST	5	80000	COUNTY OF BOULDER, A BODY CORPORATE & POLITIC	2008	THESE FEATURES AND THE SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, ENVIRONMENTA, OPEN SPACE AND WILDLIFE HABITANT ATTRIBUTES OF THE PROEPRTY CONSTITUTE THE PROPRETY'S PRIMARY CONSERVATION VALUES.
BOULDER	1 NORTH	71 WEST	5	80000	COUNTY OF BOULDER, A BODY CORPORATE & POLITIC	2008	THESE FEATURES AND THE SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, ENVIRONMENTAL,OPEN SPACE AND WILDLIFE HABITANT ATTRIBUTES OF THE PROPERTY CONSTITUTE THE PROPERTY PRIMARY CONSERVATION VALUES.
Boulder	1 S	71 W	151	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yieling a signficant public benefit.
Boulder	1 N	71 W	5	87500	Boulder County, Parks and Open Space	2007	Multiple purposes, including preserving and protecting open space and wildlife values and creek corrido and riparian values.
Boulder	1 N	72 W	9	102500	Boulder County	2007	The Property is located at an elevation of 8,000 feet in the Montane Life Zone of the Rocky Mountains and consists of conifer forests, open meadows, and rock outcroppings on a moderate to steep south-facing slope. Visible from Primos Road/CR 122, the Property is nearly surrounded by United States Forest Service land. The forest contains a mix of ponderosa pine, common jupiter and Douglas fir. Other plant communities found on the Property include yarrow, barrel cactus, common harebell, mariposa lily, currents, bearberry, and various grasses and wildflowers. The Property is an important part of the wildlife habitat for mountain lion, coyote, bobcat, deer and raptors and also provides habitat for a variety of additional wildlife species, including small mammals and migratory and resident birds. These features and the significant natural, environmental, open space and wildlife habitat attributes of the Property constitute the Property's primary conservation values (the "Conservation Values").
Boulder	1 S	71 W	151	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	1. Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. 2. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yielding a significant public benefit.
Boulder	1 S	71 W	151	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yielding a significant public benefit.
Boulder	1 S	71 W	151	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general publc, and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yielding a significant public benefit.
Boulder	3N	73W	46	125000	Estes Valley Land Trust	2007	Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, and ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Boulder	1 S	71 W	151	13397	Colorado Open Lands	2007	1. Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. 2. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yielding a significant public benefit.
Boulder	2N	70W	35	209425	Boulder County	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Boulder	1S	72W	35	140000	County of Boulder	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Boulder	1S	71W	153	13397	Colorado Open Lands	2008	The protection of relatively natura habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems.
Boulder	1N	70W	0	41261	City of Boulder	2008	To protect the wildlife habitat of the Four Mile Canyon Creek corridor.
Boulder	1N	70W	0	80095	City of Boulder	2008	To protect the wildlife habitat of the Four Mile Canyon Creek corridor.
Boulder	1N	70W	0	121356	City Of Boulder	2008	To protect the wildlife habitat of the Four Mile Canyon Creek corridor.
Boulder	2N	69	76	375000	Boulder County	2008	To assure the land preservation and utilization in pertuity as prime agricultural land.
Boulder	1S	71W	153	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	1N	72W	5	93500	Boulder County	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	2N	72W	120	182500	Boulder County	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	3N	70W	40	345000	County of Boulder	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by my donation are Relatively Natural Habitat and Scenic Open Space. The Property includes relatively natural habitat and its conservation will protect local and regionally significant terrestrial natural communities. The Property¿s open meadows, drainages and natural areas contribute to the ecological viability of nearby protected lands. This Easement preserves open space pursuant to a clearly delineated federal, state or local governmental policy, or for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and yields a significant public benefit.
Boulder	3N	70W	40	345000	County of Boulder	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by my donation are Relatively Natural Habitat and Scenic Open Space. The Property includes relatively natural habitat and its conservation will protect local and regionally significant terrestrial natural communities. The Property¿s open meadows, drainages and natural areas contribute to the ecological viability of nearby protected lands. This Easement preserves open space pursuant to a clearly delineated federal, state or local governmental policy, or for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and yields a significant public benefit.
Boulder	2N	72W	105	190000	Boulder County	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Boulder	2N	72W	105	63333	Boulder County	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Boulder	1S	71W	151	1	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	1S	71W	151	1	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	1S	71W	151	1	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	1S	71W	151	1	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	1S	71W	151	1	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Boulder	1 South	71 West	153	17850	Colorado Open Lands	2008	The protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or ecosystem. The preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental conservation policies yielding a significant public benefit.
Boulder	1 S	71 W	151	13397	Colorado Open Lands	2007	1. Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. 2. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yielding a significant public benefit.
Boulder	2N	72W	120	182500	Boulder County	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	318	360500	COLORADO CATTLEMENS AG LAND TRUST	2007	PRESERVATION OF RANCHING AND RANCH LAND
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	127	375000	CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2009	THE PRESERVATION OF RANCH LAND, RANCHING AND NATURAL HABITAT
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	127	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2009	THE PRESERVATION OF RANCH LAND, RANCHING AND NATURAL HABITAT
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	127	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2009	THE PRESERVATION OF RANCH LAND, RANCHING AND NATURAL HABITAT
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	127	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2009	THE PRESERVATION OF RANCHING AND RANCH LAND AND NATURAL HABITAT
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	127	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2009	THE PRESERVATION OF RANCH LAND, RANCHING, AND NATURAL HABITAT
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	318	360500	COLORADO CATTLEMENS AG LAND TRUST	2007	PRESERVATION OF RANCHING AND RANCH LAND
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	318	360500	COLORADO CATTLEMENS AG LAND TRUST	2007	PRESERVATION OF RANCHING AND RANCH LAND
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	318	360500	COLORADO CATTLEMENS AG LAND TRUST	2007	PRESERVATION OF RANCHING AND RANCH LAND
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	127	375000	COLORADO CATTELEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2009	THE PRESERVATION OF RANCH LAND, RANCHING AND NATURAL HABITAT
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	318	360500	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2007	THE PRESERVATION OF RANCH LAND, RANCHING AND NATURAL HABITAT
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	318	360500	COLORADO CATTLEMENS AG LAND TRUST	2007	PRESERVATION OF RANCHING, AND RANCH LAND
CHAFFEE	SALIDA	8	318	360500	COLORADO CATTLEMENS AG LAND TRUST	2007	PRESERVATION OF RANCHING AND RANCH LAND
CHEYENNE	13 S.	44 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAINM OPEN SPACE INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPER- TY POSSESSES AGRICAULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCEWNIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(COLLECTIVELY TH CONSERVATION VALUESS) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURE IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING DIVERSE FLOR AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IS NATIVE GRASS PASTURE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM. LEAVING THE LAND IN THIS STATE PREVENTRS SOIL EROSION AND ALLOWS FLORA AND FAUNA TO FLOURISH. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS SOME THREATENED AND SPECIAL CONCERN ANIMAL SPECIES MAY BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY.
CHEYENNE	14 S.	45 W.	40	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENICAND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS, INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE
CHEYENNE	14 S	45 W	40	187500	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENICAND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS, INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE
CHEYENNE	14 S	45 W	40	187500	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENICAND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS, INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE
CHEYENNE	14 S.	45 W.	40	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENICAND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS, INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE
CHEYENNE	14 S.	44 W.	40	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE PROPERTY IS AN UNDISTURBED NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE THAT LIES IN THE HIGH PLAINS THROUGH WHICH WILLOW CREEK FLOWS. THE DIVERSITY OF THE TOPOGRAPHY OFFERS HABITATS FOR A VARIETY OF FLORA AND FAUNA. LAND IN THE AREA IS USED AS PASTURE, IRRIGATED FARMLAND AND THE URBAN LANDSCAPE OF THE TOWN OF CHEYENNE WELLS IS 1 1/2 MILES SOUTHWEST OF THE PROPERTY. RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDE BIRD WATCHING, SMALL AND BIG GAME HUNTING. TRAVELERS ALONG THE CHEYENNE COUNTY ROADS AND US HWY 385 ENJOY THE SCENIC VIEW PROVIDED BY THE PROPERTY.
CHEYENNE	14 S.	45 W.	0	3750	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY,THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE GRASS PASTURE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM. LEAVING THE LAND IN THIS STATE PREVENTS SOIL EROSION AND ALLOWS FLORA AND FAUNA TO FLOURISH. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS SOME THREATEN ED AND SPECIAL CONCERN ANIMAL SPECIES MAY BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY.
CHEYENNE	13 S.	45 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAINM OPEN SPACE INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPER- TY POSSESSES AGRICAULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCEWNIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(COLLECTIVELY TH CONSERVATION VALUESS) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURE IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING DIVERSE FLOR AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IS NATIVE GRASS PASTURE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM. LEAVING THE LAND IN THIS STATE PREVENTRS SOIL EROSION AND ALLOWS FLORA AND FAUNA TO FLOURISH. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS SOME THREATENED AND SPECIAL CONCERN ANIMAL SPECIES MAY BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY.
CHEYENNE	13 S.	45 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY,THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE GRASS PASTURE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM. LEAVING THE LAND IN THIS STATE PREVENTS SOIL EROSION AND ALLOWS FLORA AND FAUNA TO FLOURISH. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS SOME THREATEN ED AND SPECIAL CONCERN ANIMAL SPECIES MAY BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY.
CHEYENNE	14 S.	45 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY,THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE GRASS PASTURE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM. LEAVING THE LAND IN THIS STATE PREVENTS SOIL EROSION AND ALLOWS FLORA AND FAUNA TO FLOURISH. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS SOME THREATEN ED AND SPECIAL CONCERN ANIMAL SPECIES MAY BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY.
CHEYENNE	14 S.	45 W.	0	371250	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY,THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE GRASS PASTURE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM. LEAVING THE LAND IN THIS STATE PREVENTS SOIL EROSION AND ALLOWS FLORA AND FAUNA TO FLOURISH. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS SOME THREATEN ED AND SPECIAL CONCERN ANIMAL SPECIES MAY BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY.
CHEYENNE	13 S.	44 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY,THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE GRASS PASTURE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM. LEAVING THE LAND IN THIS STATE PREVENTS SOIL EROSION AND ALLOWS FLORA AND FAUNA TO FLOURISH. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS SOME THREATEN ED AND SPECIAL CONCERN ANIMAL SPECIES MAY BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY.
CONEJOS	35 N	11 EAST NMPM	3238	285000	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2009	TO ENABLE THE PROPERTY TO RETAIN, IN PERPETUITY ITS OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC QUALITIES, ITS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY AS DOCUMENTED IN THE BASELINE REPORT. THIS EASEMENT WILL ALSO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY, WHICH WILL MATERIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES; TO PREVENT THE SEVERANCE OF WATER RIGHTS, WHICH WOULD MATERIALLY IMPAIR THE WETLANDS AND WILDLIFE HABITAT; TO FACILITATE THE PROTECTION OF THE RIO GRANDE RIVER CORRIDOR; AND TO FACILITATE THE CONSERVATION OF WATER QUALITY, WETLANDS, WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND THE 100-YEAR FLOODPLAIN.
CROWLEY	22 S.	58 W.	0	375000	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THERE IS A LARGE RIPARIAN AREA ON THE ARKANSAS RIVER JUST SOUTH OF THE PROPERTY. APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNON OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO ARE DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREA DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE. THIS IS ESPECIALLY SINIFICANT WHEN WE REALIZE THAT RIPARIAN AREA MAKE UP LESS THAN 1% OF LAND MASS IN COLORADO.
CROWLEY	22 S.	58 W.	160	150750	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS, COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PORTION OF THE PROPERTY HOSTS SAND SAGE BUSH, A PLANT SPECIES UPON WHICH CERTAIN DECLINING SAGEBRUSH-DEPENDENT SPECIES RELY. THE COLORADO DIV. OF WILDLIFE HAS TAKEN PARTICULAR INTEREST IN HABITAT NEEDS AND MANAGEMENT FOR SUCH SPECIES. THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER RUNS NORTH OF THE PROPERTY, AND THE PROPERTY SERVES AS AN IMPORTANT CORRIDOR FOR NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. THE REST OF THE PROPERTY IS IRRIGATED CROP LAND.
CROWLEY	21S	58W	182	362450	LOWER ARKANSAS VALLEY WATER CONSERVACY DISTRICT	2010	Maintain in open space and irrigated cropland to conserve and protect teh flora and fauna of the area.
CUSTER	22 SOUTH	70 WEST	520	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2007	HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND PLANTS THAT INCLUDE ELK, BLACK BEAR, MULE DEER, MOUNTAIN LION, BOBCAT, GOLDEN EAGLES AND OTHER BIRDS. THE PROPERTY LIES IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO AND COMPLIMENTS ADDITIONAL CONSERVATION EASEMENT PROPERTIES, INCLUDING THE CONTIGUOUS 160 ACRE MESERVE CONSERVATION EASEMENT AND NEARBY 565 ACRE SINGING ACRES RANCH.
CUSTER	22	70 WEST of the 6thP.M.	245	320500	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
CUSTER	22	70 WEST of the 6th P.M.	245	320500	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
CUSTER	22 SOUTH	70 WEST	189	283500	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	FOR THE EXCLUSIVE PURPOSE OF ASSURING THAT, UNDER GRANTEE'S PERPETUAL STEWARDSHIP, THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, OPEN SPACE, CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND SCENIC QUALITIES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE CONSERVED FOREVER
CUSTER	21 SOUTH	73 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	1575	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES BY ASSURING THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE PERPECTUALLY PRESERVED IN ITS PREDOMINANTLY NATURAL, SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
CUSTER	21 SOUTH	73 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	1575	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES BY ASSURING THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE PERPECTUALLY PRESERVED IN ITS PREDOMINANTLY NATURAL, SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
CUSTER	21 SOUTH	73 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	1575	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES BY ASSURING THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE PERPECTUALLY PRESERVED IN ITS PREDOMINANTLY NATURAL, SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
CUSTER	24 SOUTH	72 WEST	2470	73968	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES WILDLIFE HABITANT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES ADN PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
CUSTER	24 SOUTH	72 WEST	2470	73968	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES WILDLIFE HABITANT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES ADN PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
CUSTER	24 SOUTH	72 WEST	2470	369840	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES WILDLIFE HABITANT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES ADN PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
CUSTER	T22S	R69 AND 70W	346	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION EASEMENT
CUSTER	24 SOUTH	72 WEST	2470	73968	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES WILDLIFE HABITANT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES ADN PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
CUSTER	24 SOUTH	72 WEST	2470	73968	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES WILDLIFE HABITANT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES ADN PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
CUSTER	24 SOUTH	72 WEST	2470	73968	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES WILDLIFE HABITANT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES ADN PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
CUSTER	21 SOUTH	73 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	1575	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES BY ASSURING THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE PERPECTUALLY PRESERVED IN ITS PREDOMINANTLY NATURAL, SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
CUSTER	21 SOUTH	73 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	1575	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES BY ASSURING THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE PERPECTUALLY PRESERVED IN ITS PREDOMINANTLY NATURAL, SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
CUSTER	23S	73W	33	57500	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat and agricultural production.
CUSTER	21 SOUTH	73 WEST	1575	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES BY ASSURING THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE PERPECTUALLY PRESERVED IN ITS PREDOMINANTLY NATURAL, SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
CUSTER	21 SOUTH	73 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	1575	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES BY ASSURING THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE PERPECTUALLY PRESERVED IN ITS PREDOMINANTLY NATURAL, SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
CUSTER	24 SOUTH	72 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	480	240000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2007	TO PROTEXT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITAT. PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES AND TO PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
CUSTER COUNTY	TOWNSHIP 22 SOUTH	RANGE 70 WEST OF 6TH P.M.	400	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THE DONATION ARE FORESTRY, SCENIC OPEN SPACE, AND RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND PLANTS.
CUSTER COUNTY	23 SOUTH	73 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	160	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	PRIME AGRICULTURAL LAND, RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT FOR WILDLIFE AND PLANTS AND THE ECOSYSTEMS OF WHICH THEY ARE A PART.
Chaffee	14 South	78 West of the 6th Principal Meridian	82	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	The conservation purposes of the donation were to maintain the agricultural intergrity and heritage of the property. The property also provides critical winter range habitat and a concentration area for a herd of 300 Elk and other numerous birds and mammals.
Chaffee	50N	9E	160	307000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Chaffee	49N	8E	224	202500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Chaffee	14S	79W	472	115000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Chaffee	51 North	7 East NMPM	108	154500	Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by my donation include the preservation of excellent habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. Development of the property would impair the scenic view and wilderness quality for visitors traveling two roads near the property. The conservation values of the easement will serve several clearly delineated governmental conservation policies.
Chaffee	51N	7E	108	154500	Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Chaffee	49N	8E	185	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Chaffee	14 South	78 West of the 6th principal meridian	82	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Trust	2009	The conservation purposes of the donation were to maintain the agricultural integrity and heritage of the property. The property also provides critical winter range habitat and a concertration area for a herd of 300 elk and other numerous birds and mammals
Chaffee	Salida	8	127	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's AG Land Trust	2009	The preservation of ranch land, ranching, and natural habitat
Chaffee	14S	78W	80	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes of the donation were to maintain the agricultural intergrity and heritage of the property. The property also provides critical winter range habitat and a concentration area for a herd of 300 Elk and other numerous birds and mammals.
Chaffee County	12 South	79 West	160	285000	Rocky Mountian Elk Foundation	2007	To protect the property by maintaining it in an open condition for wildlife habitat, recreation and forest. This property constitutes a valuable element of natural habitat of the Arkansas River and is needs to be protected. Several species live on this property such as elk, bighorn sheep, mountian lion, deer and bear and the natural habitate they flourish in needs to be protected.
Chaffee County	49N	8E	185	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies.
Cheyenne	14 S	45 W	40	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The conservation purposes furthered by this donation include the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems as well as the protection of certain open space. The property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic and wildlife values (collectively the "Conservation Values") of great importance to grantor, the people of Cheyenne county and the people of the state of Colorado. Specifically, the property features an inordinate amount of the subsurface sand and gravel. Potential mining operations would cause degradation of the scenic and wildlife features in the area. Significant natural elements, including diverse flora and fauna on this property make the property worthy of preserving in its natural state.
Cheyenne	14 and15	50 and 51	9174	37917	The Nature Conservancy	2010	The property is primarily open ranchland and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Cheyenne County. The Propety is within a most untilled landscape with a relatively low density or roads int he Cental High Tablelands section of the Central Shortgrass Prairie Ecoregion as designated in The Nature Conservancy's Central Shortgrass prairie Ecoregional Assessmen and partnership Initiative. The Property consists of prairie grasslands, shrublands, currently including sandsage prairie, providing habitat that supports many grassland birds, mammals, and reptiles.
Cheyenne	14 and 15 south	50 and 51	9174	37917	The Nature Conservancy	2010	The property is primarily open ranchland and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Cheyenne County. The Propety is within a most untilled landscape with a relatively low density or roads int he Cental High Tablelands section of the Central Shortgrass Prairie Ecoregion as designated in The Nature Conservancy's Central Shortgrass prairie Ecoregional Assessmen and partnership Initiative. The Property consists of prairie grasslands, shrublands, currently including sandsage prairie, providing habitat that supports many grassland birds, mammals, and reptiles.
Conejos	33N	6E	171	295000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Crowley	22 South	58 West	160	375000	The Greenlands Reserve	2007	The conservation purposes furthered by this donation include the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems, as well as the protection of certain open space, including farmland and forest land. The property has a number of significant natural elements that make it desirable as a conservation easement. The property is in the area where the different land uses meet. Ths creats a great deal of diversity of flora and fauna in this area. Within this diverse landscape, wildlife is very abundant in the area. There is a large riparian area on the Arkansas River just south of the property. 26% of the property is a native short-grass prairie. One of the plant species in the native short-grass prairie is sand sagebrush. The Colorado Division of Wildlife is concerned with the habitat needs and management of declining sagebrush dependant species. These natural elements are of great importance to the Grantor and the people of the state of Colorado. The property is worthy of preserving in its natural state.
Crowley	21S	58W	120	189250	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Crowley	22 S	58 W	160	150750	Greenlands Reserve	2007	the conservation purposes furthered by this donation include the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems, as well as the protection of certain open space, including farm land and forest land.
Crowley	35S	57W	475	57500	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2007	open space- part of a working cattle ranch wildlife habitat- across road from lake scenic view- located along highway 71 across from lake
Custer	21 South	72 West	70	118500	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Preserve agricultural and forest land, view of scenic open and natural spaces, and protect relatively natural habitat for wildlife, including black bear, mule deer, elk,pronghorn, coyote, cougar, raptors and many smaller birds and mammals, plants and their ecosystems.
Custer	22 South	72 West	121	110000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Open space providing significant scenic enjoyment to the general public; location in Custer County Zone IV, making the property vulnerable to future subdivision and increased density; significant relatively natural habitat for fauna and flora; property is contiguous to over 1,000 acres of protected private land. Additionally, a State Trust Section is located to the immediate north of the property.
Custer	46North	12East of N.M.P.M.	110	110000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Perpetually prerserve its natural scenic, agricultural and open space condition
Custer	22 South	69 West	120	225000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2007	To maintain agricultural productivity, open space character, wildlife habitat and scenic qualities of the Property, along with water rights for irrigation, wildlife and livestock.
Custer	23S	73W	160	125000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	11870	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S and 22S	73W	400	1410	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S and 22S	73W	400	1000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S and 22S	73W	400	11824	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S and 22S	73W	400	1410	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23 South	72 West of the 6th P.M.	720	124220	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2009	Ranchland Preservation
Custer	23 South	72 West of the 6th P.M.	720	292500	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2009	Ranchland Preservation
Custer	23S	70W	600	4819	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	1606	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	4819	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	14992	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S and 22S	73W	400	99000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S and 22S	73W	400	360000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S and 22S	73W	400	79876	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	71W	320	277000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	22S	70W	440	375000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, and scenic enjoyment.
Custer	23S	70W	600	14992	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	28972	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	11244	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	1606	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	11244	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	31231	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	14992	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	4819	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	11867	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	11244	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	343553	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	22S	70W	155	155250	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space
Custer	23S	70W	600	11244	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	1129	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	1129	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	11244	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	28021	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	105653	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	23S	70W	600	4819	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	400	79876	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S	70W	160	206667	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	22S	73W	40	202500	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	120	19347	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	120	1692	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	120	18332	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	120	1692	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	23S	73W	163	375000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Custer	23S	73W	163	375000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Custer	24S	72W	1200	276660	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Custer	24S	72W	1200	276660	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Custer	24S	72W	1200	276660	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Custer	24S	72W	1200	276660	San Isabel Land Protection Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Custer	24S	72W	1200	276660	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Custer	24S	72W	1200	276660	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Custer	23 South	70 West	560	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultrual Land Trust	2010	For the exclusive purpose of assuring that under grantees perpetual stewardship, the agricultural productivity, open space, character, wildlife habitat and scenic qualities of the property will be conserved forever.
Custer	46N	12E	157	150000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
Custer	23S	71W	117	135000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Custer	22 South	73 West of the 6th P.M.	229	375000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2008	The purpose of the easement is to maintain land and water in a natural, scenic or open condition, for wildlife habitat, or for agricultural and other uses or conditions consistent with the protection of open land in Colorado.
Custer	22 South	73 West	1575	375000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2008	Preserve scenic open space, agricultural land for grazing, and relatively natural wildlife and fish habitat in the Wet Mountain Valley near San Isabel National Forest.
Custer	Lot 9A	Taylor Creek Highlands	0	42500	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Open space available for the scenic enjoyment of the public, and relatively natural habitat for large and small mammals and birds.
Custer	21 S and 22 S	73 W	285	375000	San Isabel Land Protrection Trust	2007	Prime agricultural land, including irrigated hay and dry-land pasture, protection of Grape and Swift Creeks that pass through the property, and preservation of open space visible to the general public.
Custer	22S	73W	1271	37778	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Preserve scenic open space, agricultural land for grazing, and relatively natural wildlife and fish habitat in Wet Mountain Valley near San Isabel National Forest.
Custer	22S	73W	1271	375000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Preserve natural, scenic, agricultural, and open space.
Custer	23S	73W	160	125000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	120	1692	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	120	3384	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer	21S & 22S	73W	120	18332	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Custer County	21S & 22S	73W	120	7051	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
DELTA	13 SOUTH	92 WEST	160	124500	THE VALLEY LAND CONSERVANCY, DBA THE BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST, INC.	2007	PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THE DONATION INCLUDE: A) PRESERVE WILDLIFE HABITAT B) PRESERVE THE PROPERTY FOR AGRICULTURE C) PREVENT USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WOULD IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH IT'S CURRENT OR POTENTIAL AGRICULTURE VIABILITY OR WILDLIFE HABITAT D) CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC VALUE.
DELTA	TOENSHIP 14 SOUTH	92 WEST OF THE 6PM	49	129806	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES INCLUDE RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT AND OPEN SPACE..
DELTA	TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH	92 WEST OF 6TH	31	285595	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES ARE RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT AND OPEN SPACE.
DELTA	51 NORTH	6 WEST OF THE NEW MEXICO PM	50	220000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE PROPERTY FEATURES LOCALLY IMPORTATN AGRICULTURAL LANDS, INCLUDING CROPLAND AND RANGELAND IN FAIR AND PRODUCTIVE CONDITION.
DELTA	TOWNSHIP 15 SOUTH	92 WEST	37	81000	BLACK CANYON LAND TRSUT	2008	AGRICULTURE, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE PURPOSES.
DELTA	13 SOUTH	93 WEST	360	360000	BLACK CANYON LAND TRSUT, INC	2008	PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SAPCE RESOURCES.
DELTA	13 SOUTH	93 WEST OF THE SIXTH PM	360	375000	VALLEY LAND CONSERVANCY BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST	2008	THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE THE ABILITY O FTHE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE.
DELTA	14 SOUTH	93 WEST	120	375000	COLROADO OPEN LANDS	2008	TO PROTECT AND CONSERVE IN PERPETUITY, THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE RESOURCES, THE PROPERTY'S WILDLIFE.
DELTA	13 SOUTH	93 WEST 6TH PM	43	140932	VALLEY LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	PRESERVE OPEN LAND FOR WILDLIFE AND AGRICULTURE.
DELTA	13S	94W	111	241500	BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST	2008	OPEN SPACE PROVIDING A SCENIC VIEWSHED AND SIGNIFICANTLY RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT
DELTA	12 SOUTH	94 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	480	375000	CO CATTLEMAN'S AG LAND TRUST	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THE DONATION ARE TO PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE, INCLUDING RANCH ACTIVITIES, CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE RESOURCES, CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
DELTA	15 SOUTH	92 WEST	110	151675	BLACK CANYON REGIONAL LAND TRUST INC	2011	TO CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC & OPEN SPACE RESOURCES; PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE; CONSERVE & PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S WILDLIFE HABITAT. TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY
DELTA	14S	95W	325	375000	BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space.
DELTA	13S	93W	1	57825	BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST	2009	PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE, CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE RESOURCES, CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
DELTA	14 SOUTH	91 WEST	179	369187	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2009	Relatively natural habitat of plants & wildlife including overall winter and/or sever winter range for elk and mule deer. Open Space including irrigated agricultural land preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local governmental conservation policy.
DELTA	12 SOUTH & 13 SOUTH	94 WEST OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN	386	238500	THE BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST, INC	2008	TO CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S OPEN SPACE RESOURCES AND RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR THE PROPERTY'S RESIDENT, MIGRATING AND WINTERING BIG GAME AND OTHER WILDLIFE.
DELTA	51	7 WEST	80	150000	BLACK CANYON REGIONAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
DELTA	13 SOUTH	91 WEST	92	375000	Colorado Open Lands, A Colorado Non-profit Corporation.	2007	OPEN SPACE PROVIDES A VIEW FOR THE PUBLIC FROM COLORADO HIGHWAY 133, A SCENICC BYWAY FROM SEVERAL DELTA COUNTY ROADS AND FROM NEARBY BLM MANAGED LANDS.
DELTA	15	92 WEST	280	327250	THE BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST, INC	2008	TO PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE, INCLUDING CONTINUING RANCH ACTIVITIES; CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE RESOURCES; CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S WILDLIFE HABITAT.
DELTA COUNTY	TOWNSHIP 13 SOUTH	RANGE 94 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	110	193000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2009	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE. OPEN SPACE: SCENIC ENJOYMENT, AGRICULTURE, AND SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
DELTA COUNTY	15 SOUTH	92 W	117	125000	COLROADO OEPN LANDS	2008	THE PROPERTY CONTAINS IRRIGATED MEADOWS, COTTONWOOD TREES AND PASTURES OF ANTIVE MONTANE GRASSES.
DOLORES	41 NORTH	13 WEST	4120	375000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND PURSUANT TO A CLEARLY DELINEATED FEDERAL , STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES.
DOUGLAS	10 SOUTH	66 WEST	165	375000	DOUGLAS CO. OPEN SPACE & NATURAL RESOURCES	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
DOUGLAS	9S	67W	198	375000	DOUGLAS LAND CONSERVANCY	2011	TO CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE RESOURCES; TO PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE; CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S WILDLIFE HABITAT; TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
Delta	14 South	93 West	41	102250	The Valley Land Conservancy, dba The Black Canyon Land Trust, Inc.	2007	The purpose of the easement is to preserve, in perpetuity, the open space, agricultural, and scenic values of the property as supported by State and Local Governmental Policies. There are sufficient water rights and irrigation infrastructure to produce crops common to the region, and the unique soils have been recognized as "prime farmland of mational importance" by the U.S. Department of Agricultural. Along with approximately 185 acres of adjoining conserved private lands, the property contributes to continuing agricultural practices as no division of the property is allowed and there is a strong trend of development in the area. The property possesses an aesthetically-pleasing and harmonious array of shapes and textures between it's variety of cultivated fields and fruit crops visible to the public from 3100 Road and L25 Road in Delta County. Nearby U.S. Bureau of Land Management administered Lands are actively used by the public.
Delta	13 South	93 West	160	187500	Black Canyon Land Trust	2007	The conservation purposes furthered by the Ritchey Ranch, LLC conservation easement are to preserve the ability of the property to be agriculturally productive, including ranch activities; conserve and protect the property's scenic and open space resources; conserve and protect the property's wildlife habitat; and prevent any use of the property that would significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the property.
Delta	14S	92W	116	305000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Relatively natural habitat: 40 acres of riparian wetlands and springs along one-half mile of Bell Creek. Open space for scenic enjoyment. Irrigated fields as wildlife habitat as well as crop production and livestock grazing.
Delta	13 South	93 West	0	57825	Black Canyon Land Trust	2009	Preserve the ability of the property to be agriculturally productive, conserve and protect the property's scenic and open space resources, conserve and protect the property's wildlife habitat, and prevent any use of the property that would significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the property.
Delta	14S	95W	59	121500	Black Canyon Regional Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Delta	15S, 51N	91&92W, 7W	160	15000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Natural habitat & open space
Delta	15S, 51N	91&92W, 7W	160	15000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Natural habitat & open space
Delta	15S, 51N	91&92W, 7W	160	300000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Natural habitat & open space
Delta	15S, 51N	91&92W, 7W	160	15000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Natural habitat & open space
Delta	15S, 51N	91&92W, 7W	160	15000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Natural habitat & open space
Delta	15S, 51N	91&92W, 7W	160	15000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Natural habitat & open space
Delta	15S, 51N	91&92W, 7W	160	375000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Natural habitat & open space
Delta	15 S 51N	92W6PM/8WNMPM	215	268750	Colorado Open Lands	2009	1. The protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife or plants, or similar ecosystem. 2. The preservation of open spaces (including farm land and forest land) where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Delta	12 south	94 west	240	201600	Black Canyon Regional Land Trust	2007	the property consists of a large amount of dry grazing lands adjoining public lands managed by the BLM and US Forest Service. the property provides relatively natural habitat and seasonal surface water for resident, migrating and wintering big game, songbirds, raptors and many species of small mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
Delta	14 South	93 West	167	261609	Colorado Open Lands	2010	To preserve the ability of the property to be agriculturally productive, to conserve and protect the property's scenic and open space resources and the property's wildlife habitat; to prevent any use of the the property that would significantly impair or interfere with conservation values of the property,
Delta	13S	91W	40	179500	Black Canyon Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Delta	14S	92W	79	225168	Valley Land Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Delta	14 South	92 west of the 6th prin mer	76	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Delta	15S	93W	168	11638	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Delta	15S	92W	80	41850	Valley Land Conservancy dba Black Canyon Land Trust, Inc.	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Delta	15S	92W	80	93150	Valley Land Conservancy dba Black Canyon Land Trust, Inc.	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Delta	14S	95W	61	68754	Black Canyon Regional Land Trust	2009	Open space, scenic enjoyment and the preservation of important farmland.
Delta	14S	95W	474	375000	Valley Land Conservancy	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Delta	13S	94W	140	490500	Black Canyon Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Delta	15S	91W	145	290000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Delta	13S	93W	360	1000	Valley Land Conservancy	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Delta	14S	95W	61	103125	Black Canyon Regional Land Trust	2009	Open space, scenic enjoyment and preservation of important farmland.
Delta	51N	8W (N.M.P.M.)	128	121852	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Delta	13S	93W	257	231300	Black Canyon Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and agricultural production.
Delta	14S	91W	120	226000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Delta	15S	92W	177	265500	Black Canyon Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Delta	13 S	94W & 95W	92	333350	Colorado Open Lands	2007	open space, scenic enjoyment, agriculture, significant public benefit
Delta	14S	95W	400	366500	Black Canyon Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Delta and Montrose	51N	7W and 8W	415	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Delta, Montrose	51 N	7 & 8 W	282	322500	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Dolores	41N	13W	4120	61238	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2008	Open space
Dolores	41N	13W	4120	49125	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2008	Open space and scenic enjoyment.
Dolores	41N	13W	4120	19687	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2008	Open space
Dolores & Montezuma	35N & 40N &41N	19W & 14 W	4847	375000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space
Dolores & Montezuma	35N (Montezuma) & 40N and 41N (Dolores)	19W(Montezuma) & 14W (Dolores)	4847	375000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Douglas	8 S	69 W	105	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2007	Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic and wildlife values (collectively the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Elbert county and the people of the State of Colorado. Rangeland that includes drainages and botomlands such as those found on the property are the area's most important and vital agricultural resource. Agricultural lands are dissappearing in the county as the Denver/Aurora metropolitan area continues to expand eastward. The property is central to the public view shed in which it is contained, providing undisturbed vistas and views from neighboring residential lands and thoroughfares. The pristine nature of the property provides an ideal seasonal living environments, food and hunting sources, and protection for a wide variety of wildlife species, especially certain species of mammals and residents and migratory birds.
Douglas	7 S	66 W	814	375000	Douglas	2007	The conservation easement is being made to preserve land and open space for outdoor recreation and scenic enjoyment by the general public as described in 170(h) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Douglas	9 S	67 W	221	275000	Douglas :amd Cpmservamcu	2007	The conservation values of the property are 1) relatively natural wildlife habitat, 2) relatively natural habitat for plants, including many native species, and 3) open space. The property provides connectivity to protected and semi-protected adjacent lands, including parcels already protected by Conservation Easements.
Douglas	8 S	69 W	105	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2007	Conserving the property serves the following conservation purposes: 1. The protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants; and 2. The preservation of open space, where such preservation is pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies and will yield a significant public benefit.
Douglas	8 South	69 West	160	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2010	The conservation purposes served by this donation include the preservation of open space for the benefit of the general public and the preservation of relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plant species.
Douglas	8S	69W	35	161000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Douglas	10S	67W	79	127500	Board of Commissioners of the County of Douglas	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Douglas	7S	66W	814	11344	Douglas County	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Douglas	8 South	Range 69 West of the 6th P.M.	280	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2009	The conservation purposes furthered by my donation include the protection of relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife or plants, and the preservation of open space, including agricultural land.
Douglas	9 South	67 & 68 West	132	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2008	Preservation of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem. Preservation of open space(including farmland and forest land)where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental conservation policies, yielding a significant public benefit.
Douglas	10 S	67W	80	200000	board of county commisioners of the county of douglas	2007	protect and preserve the highly visible rugged rocky terrain from sveral state and county roads as well as from other permanently protected properties to preserve relatively natural habitat for numerous mammals and birds, to preseve native forest land and grassland and to preserve land that has been historically used for grazing horses and livestock.
Douglas	9 South	67 West	221	275000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2007	The conservation values of the property are 1) relatively natural habitat, 2) relatively natural habitat for plants, including many native species, and 3) open space. The property provides connectivity to protected and semi-protected adjacent lands, including parcels already protected by Conservation Easements.
Douglas	9 South	67 West	221	275000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2007	The conservation values of the property are 1) relatively natural habitat, 2) relatively natural habitat for plants, including many native species, and 3) open space. The property provides connectivity to protected and semi-protecte adjacent lands, including parcels already protected by Conservation Easwements
Douglas	8 South	69 West	124	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2010	The conservation purposes served by this donation include the preservation of relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plant species and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Douglas	8 South	69 West	124	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2010	The conservation purposes served by this donation include the preservation of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Douglas	8 South	69 West	160	375000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2010	The conservation purposes served by this donation include the preservation of open space for the benefit of the general public and the preservation of relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plant species.
Douglas	9 South	67 West	221	275000	Douglas Land Conservancy	2007	The conservation values of the property are 1) relatively natural habitat, 2) relatively natural habitat for plants, including many native species, and 3) open space. The property provides connectivity to protected and semi-protected adjacent lands, including parcels already protected by Conservation Easements.
EAGLE	2 SOUTH	85 WEST	740	200000	EAGLE VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY OUR DONATION ARE AGRICULTURAL, SCENIC, NATURAL, AND OPEN SPACE.
EAGLE	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	220	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	Relatively natural habitat of plants & wildlife including overall winter and/or sever winter range for elk, mule deer and black bear and a riparian corridor with thick vegetative cover which provides forage for resident and migrating wildlife species. Open Space (including forest land & irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local governmental conservation policy.
EAGLE	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	220	11916	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	Relatively natural habitat of plants & wildlife including overall winter and/or severe winter range for elk, mule deer and black bear and a riparian corridor with thick vegetative cover which provides forage for resident and migrating wildlife species. Open Space (including forest land & irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local governmental conservation policy.
EAGLE	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	220	26168	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	Relatively natural habitat of plants & wildlife including overall winter and/or severe winter range for elk, mule deer and black bear and a riparian corridor with thick vegetative cover which provides forage for resident and migrating wildlife species. Open Space (including forest land & irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local governmental conservation policy.
EAGLE	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	220	11916	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	Relatively natural habitat of plants & wildlife including overall winter and/or severe winter range for elk, mule deer and black bear and a riparian corridor with thick vegetative cover which provides forage for resident and migrating wildlife species. Open Space (including forest land & irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local governmental conservation policy.
EAGLE	2 SOUTH	81 WEST	3	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	TO PRESERVE OPEN SPACE TOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND TO PROTECT NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH FISH, WILDLIFE AND PLANT COMMUNITIES LIVE.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	171	12109	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	171	27222	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	171	245375	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	70	3449	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	70	3449	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	70	14662	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	70	102846	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EAGLE COUNTY	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	171	12109	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SPECIES CONSIDERED SENSITIVE BY THE STATE AND COLORADO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, AND PROVIDES INPORTANT DEER AND ELK WINTER RANGE AND IS WITHIN AN ELK MIGRATION CORRIDOR. CONTAINS VALUABLE RIPARIAN, WETLAND AND UPLAND HABITAT. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDING IRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL LAND) PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
EL PASO	11 SOUTH	67 West of the 6th p. m.	63	191250	Palmer Land Trust	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER PREDOMINANTLY IN ITS NATURAL, SCENIC, FORESTED AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION. TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT IN PERPETYITY THE WILDLIFE, AESTHETIC, ECOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES AND THE FORESTRY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WILL IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERR AND TO EXTINGUISH ANY AND ALL DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AND ALLOCATIONS AND DENSITY RIGHTS AND ALLOCATIONS WHETHER PRESENTLY EXISTING OR ARISING IN THE FUTURE, EXCEPTING DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS IN THE BUILDING ENVELOPE. GRANTOR INTENDS THAT THIS EASEMENT WILL CONFINE THE USE OF THE PROPERTY TO SUCH ACTIVITIES AS ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE PURPOSE OF THE EASEMWENT. THIS PROPERTY WILL BE PRESERVED FOR THE SCENINC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
EL PASO	12	66	57	272000	BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
EL PASO	12S	68W	87	368500	ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION	2011	This property will retain in perpetuity the following: Relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems and preserve open space (including farmland and forest land) where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
EL PASO	17 SOUTH	65 WEST of the 6thP.M.	915	271550	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
EL PASO	11 SOUTH	67 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	63	183750	PALMER LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER PREDOMINANTLY IN ITS NATURAL, SCENIC, FORESTED AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE WILDLIFE, AESTHETIC, ECOLOGICAL, ENVIROMENTAL VALUES AND THE FORESTRY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY AND TO PREVENT ANYUSE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WILL IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY AND TO EXTINGUISH ANY AND ALL DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AND ALOCATIONS AND DENSITY RIGHTS AND ALLOCATIONS, WHETHER PRESENTLY EXISTING OR ARISING IN THE FUTURE, EXCEPTING DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS IN THE BUILDING ENVELOPE. GRANTOR INTENDS THAT THIS EASEMENT WILL CONG=FINE THE USE OF THE PROPERTY TO SUCH ACTIVITIES AS ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE PURPOSE OF THE EASEMENT. THIS PROPERTY WILL BE PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
EL PASO	17 SOUTH	61 WEST	2080	188041	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	The conservation purposes furthered by my donation are protection of relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants, including particularly relatively intact short grass prairie, sandsage prairie, playas, and associated animal species, as well as protection of open space values.
EL PASO COUNTY	15	67 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	105	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE CONSERVATION CALUES OF THE PROPERTY INCLUDE PRESERVING THE HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE OR PALNTS; PRESERVING OPEN SPACE; AND PRESERVING HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT LAND OR STRUCTURES.
EL PASO COUNTY	15	67 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	79	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE CONSERVATION CALUES OF THE PROPERTY INCLUDE PRESERVING THE HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE OR PALNTS; PRESERVING OPEN SPACE; AND PRESERVING HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT LAND OR STRUCTURES.
ELBERT	8S	59, 60, 61W	12613	250000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2010	Natural habitat, wildlife, scientific and educational values.
ELBERT	8S	59, 60, 61W	12613	250000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
ELBERT	8S	59, 60, 61W	12613	100000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2010	Wildlife habitat, scientific and educational values.
ELBERT	8S	59, 60, 61W	12613	100000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2010	Wildlife habitat, scientific and educational values.
ELBERT AND ARAPAHOE COUNTIES	55 & 65	60 WEST	3528	163289	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THE PROPERTY CONTAINS SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE HABITANT AND DIVERSITY OF RIPARIAN VEGETATION, ASSOCIATED UPLAND HABITANT, AND HAY MEADOW THAT PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, BREEDING GROUND,A ND MIGRATION CORRIDORS FOR SEVERAL WILDLIFE SPECIES.
ELBERT AND ARAPAHOE COUNTIES, COLORADO	55 & 65	60 WEST	3113	89495	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRSUT	2008	THE PROPERTY CONTAINS SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE HABITANT AND DIVERSITY OF RIPARIAN VEGETATION, ASSOCIATED UPLAND HABITANT, AND HAY MEADOW THAT PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, BREEDING GROUND,A ND MIGRATION CORRIDORS FOR SEVERAL WILDLIFE SPECIES.
ELBERT AND ARAPAHOE COUNTIES, COLORADO	55 & 65	60 WEST	5936	61108	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THE PROPERTY CONTAINS SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE HABITANT AND DIVERSITY OF RIPARIAN VEGETATION, ASSOCIATED UPLAND HABITANT, AND HAY MEADOW THAT PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, BREEDING GROUND,AND MIGRATION CORRIDORS FOR SEVERAL WILDLIFE SPECIES.
ELBERT AND ARAPAHOE COUNTIES, COLORADO	55 & 65	60 WEST	6	61108	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THE PROPERTY CONTAINS SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE HABITANT AND DIVERSITY OF RIPARIAN VEGETATION, ASSOCIATED UPLAND HABITANT, AND HAY MEADOW THAT PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, BREEDING GROUND,AND MIGRATION CORRIDORS FOR SEVERAL WILDLIFE SPECIES.
ELBERT AND ARAPAHOE COUNTIES, COLORADO	55 & 65	60 WEST	5936	122215	COLORAOD CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THE PROPERTY CONTAINS SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE HABITANT AND DIVERSITY OF RIPARIAN VEGETATION, ASSOCIATED UPLAND HABITANT, AND HAY MEADOW THAT PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, BREEDING GROUND,AND MIGRATION CORRIDORS FOR SEVERAL WILDLIFE SPECIES.
Eagle	2S	85W	740	200000	Eagle Valley Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Eagle	7 South	86 West	85	44640	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Eagle	7S	86W	85	70720	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Eagle	7S	82W	10	375000	Greenlands Reserve	2007	Wilderness Inholding
Eagle	2S	81W	2267	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space
Eagle	7 S	86 W	85	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Eagle & Pitkin	8S	83W	80	10000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Eagle & Pitkin	8S	83W	80	237500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
Eagle & Pitkin	8S	83W	80	526	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Eagle and Garfield	Township 6	Range South 87 West	230	86250	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Natural habitat for wildlife and plants. Scenic and agricultural open space pursuant to clearly-delineated govermental conservation polices.
Eagle and Pitkin	8S	83W	80	95000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Eagle and Pitkin	8S	83W	80	5000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Eagle and Pitkin	8S	83W	80	100000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
El Paso	16 South	64 West of the 6th P.M.	63	164250	The City of Fountain, Colorado	2007	The purpose of this easement is to assure the property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, scenic and open space condition so as to contribute significantly to the scenic character of the local rural landscape including the scenic foreground to the east with new El Paso County open space parcel and a scenic backdrop to the west with a view to the Front Range including Cheyenne Mountain and Pikes Peak, so as to preserve and protect in perpetuity the wildlife, aesthetic, ecological, recreational and environmental values of the Property and prevent any use of the property that will impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property and so as to extinguish any and all development and density rights and allocations whether presently existing or arising in the future, all for the valuable benefit of the general public.
El Paso	16 South	64 West of the 6th P.M.	63	164250	The City of Fountain, Colorado	2007	The purpose of this easement is to assure the property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, scenic and open space condition so as to contribute significantly to the scenic character of the local rural landscape including the scenic foreground to the east with new El Paso County open space parcel and a scenic backdrop to the west with a view to the Front Range including Cheyenne Mountain and Pikes Peak, so as to preserve and protect in perpetuity the wildlife, aesthetic, ecological, recreational and environmental values of the Property and prevent any use of the property that will impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property and so as to extinguish any and all development and density rights and allocations whether presently existing or arising in the future, all for the valuable benefit of the general public.
El Paso	17 South	65 West of the 6th P.M.	915	46234	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation purpose is to protect and provide important habitat for native plants and wildlife, including overall range for elk, pronghorn, and white-tailed deer, overall range and winter concentration area for wild turkey, and overall range and concentration area for mule deer. The conservation purpose is also to preserve the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit.
El Paso	17 South	65 West of the 6th P.M.	915	140503	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation purpose is to protect and provide important habitat for native plants and wildlife, including overall range for elk, pronghorn, and white-tailed deer, overall range and winter concentration area for wild turkey, and overall range and concentration area for mule deer. The conservation purpose is also to preserve the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit.
El Paso	17 South	65 West of the 6th P.M.	915	46234	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation purpose is to protect and provide important habitat for native plants and wildlife, including overall range for elk, pronghorn, and white-tailed deer, overall range and winter concentration area for wild turkey, and overall range and concentration area for mule deer. The conservation purpose is also to preserve the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit.
El Paso	15 S	67 W of the 6th PM	118	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	The conservation values of the property include preserving the habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; preserving open space; and preserving historically important land or structures.
El Paso	15 S	97 W of the 6th PM	105	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	The conservation values of the property include preserving the habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; preserving open space; and preserving historically important land or structures.
El Paso	15 S	67 W of the 6th PM	79	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	The conservation values of the property include preserving the habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; preserving open space; and preserving historically important land or structures.
El Paso	15	67W	105	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space and preserving historically important land or structures.
El Paso	15 South	67 West of the 6th P.M.	120	190333	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation values of the property include preserving the habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; preserving open space; and preserving historically important land or structures.
El Paso	15 South	67 west of the 6th P.M.	105	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation values of the property include outdoor recreation, relatively natural habitat, and open space.
El Paso	15 South	67 West of the 6th P.M.	105	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation values of the property include preserving the habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; preserving open space; and preserving historically important land or structures.
El Paso	15 South	67 West of the 6th P.M.	120	285500	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation values of the property include preserving the habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; preserving open space; and preserving historically important land or structures.
El Paso	15 South	67 W of the 6th P.M.	120	10000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	To protect relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; to preserve open space; and supporting other government policy.
El Paso	15S	63 of the 6th P.M.	642	207500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
El Paso	12 South	66 West	9	254500	El Paso County, Colorado	2010	Preservation of Preble Meadow Jumping Mouse habitat.
El Paso	17S	65W	546	199530	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
El Paso	12S	68W	95	354500	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
El Paso	17 South	65 West of the 6th P.M.	92	38579	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The conservation purpose is to protect and provide important habitat for native plants and wildlife, including overall range for elk, pronghorn, and white-tailed deer, overall range and winter concentration area for wild turkey, and overall range and concentration area for mule deer. The conservation purpose is also to preserve the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit.
Elbert	6S	63W	42	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Preservation of agricultural land with two small streams and two large ponds adjacent to a subdivision.
Elbert	6 South	63 West	42	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Elbert County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado. It is located on gently rolling land on the high plains east of the Denver Metropolitan Area, 13 miles northeast of the town of Elizabeth, Colorado. The subject area features two small streams and two large ponds. Rangeland that includes drainages and bottomlands such as those found on the Property, are the area's most important and vital agricultural resource. Agricultural lands are disappearing in the county as the Denver/Aurora metropolitan area continues to expand eastward. Sun Country Meadows, a primarily build-out residential subdivision created in the 1970's consisting of approximately 500 residential lots, is adjacent immediately west of the Property. The Property is central to the public view shed in which it is contained, providing undisturbed vistas and views from neighboring residential lands and thoroughfares. The pristine nature of the Property provides an ideal seasonal living environment, food and hunting sources, and protection for a wide variety of wildlife species, especially certain species of mammals and resident and migratory birds.
Elbert	South	59, 60, 61, West	12613	250000	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Elbert	South	59, 60, 61, West	12613	25000	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Elbert	6S	58W & 59W	5034	357000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Elbert	6 South	63 West	42	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values" of great importance to Grantor, the people of Elbert County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado. It is located on gently rolling land on the high plains east of the Denver Metropolitan Area, 13 miles northeast of the town of Elizabeth, Colorado. The subject area features two small streams and two large ponds. Rangeland that includes drainages and bottomlands such as those found on the Property, are the area's most important and vital agricultural resource. Agricultural lands are disappearing in the county as the Denver/Aurora metropolitan area continues to expand eastward. Sun Country Meadows, a primarily built-out residential subdivision created in the 1970's consisting of approximately 500 residential lots, is adjacent immediately west of the Property. The Property is central to the public view shed in which it is contained, providing undisturbed vistas and views from neighboring residentials lands and thoroughfares. The pristine nature of the Property provides an ideal seasonal living environment, food and hunting sources, and protection for a wide variety of wildlife species, especially certain species of mammals and resident and migratory birds.
Elbert	10 South	60W of the 6th PM	840	305000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	The preservation of open space where such preservation is for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem.
Elbert	6 South	63 West	42	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	the pristine nature of the property provides an ideal seasonal living environment, food and hunting sources, and protection for a wide variety of wildlife species, espesially certain species of mammals adn resident and migratory birds.
Elbert	South	59, 60, 61, West	12613	125000	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Elbert	South	59, 60, 61, West	12613	25000	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Elbert County	7 South	64 West of the 6th P.M.	116	190000	Elbert County	2007	Preserve Open Space
FREMONT	19 AND 20 SOUTH	70 WEST	457	180000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT WAS GRANTED FOR THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM AND FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND, FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
FREMONT	19 AND 20 SOUTH	70 WEST	457	180000	SAN ISABEL LAND PRODUCTION TTRUST	2007	SUMMARY OF THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE AS DEFINED IN SECTION 170(h) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE: THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT WAS GRANTED FOR THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS AND FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND, FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
FREMONT	48N	10E	0	360000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2011	THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE AND/OR PLANTS & THE PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE.
FREMONT	50 NORTH	12 EAST OF THE N.M.P.M	360	208335	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT HABITANT FOR WILDLIFE.
FREMONT	50 NORTH	12 EAST OF THE N.M.P.M	360	375000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT HABITANT FOR WILDLIFE.
FREMONT	50 NORTH	12 EAST OF THE N.M.P.M.	360	166665	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT HABITANT FOR WILDLIFE SUCH AS ELK, BLACK BEAT, MULE DEER, MOUTAIN LION ETC.
FREMONT	48 NORTH	10 EAST	96	190000	SAN ISABEL LAND PROTECTION TRUST	2008	TO CONSERVE & PROTECT AGRICULTURAL LAND, TO MAINTAIN LAND IN A NATURAL SCENIC & OPEN CONDITION & TO PROTECT WILDLIFE & THEIR ENVIRONMENT.
Freemont	19S	70W	360	135000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Fremont	20 South	70 West of the 6th P.M.	526	375000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	Prime agricultural and forest land that is available for the scenic enjoyment of the public from two Fremont County roads and trails in the San Isabel National Forest which yields significant public benefit; scenic open and relatively natural spaces that would be impaired by significant alteration of the property; relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, plants, and their ecosystems; the property lies in close proximity to and complements a conservation easement granted by unrelated parties to the same land trust approximately one year ago; the significant conservation values of the property benefit the people of Fremont County, State of Colorado and citizens and visitors of the United States of America who utilize public roads and trails in the adjacent national forest.
Fremont	48	11 East	110	180500	San Isabel Land Protection	2007	The preservation of ranch land for agricultural purposes and wildlife habitat
Fremont	16S	73W	400	245000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2007	Maintaining agricultural productivity, scenic open space, and wildlife habitat.
Fremont	16 S	73 W	400	245000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservatory District	2007	To create a perpetual conservation easement, exclusively for the purpose of conserving and maintaining the agricultural productivity, open space character, wildlife habitat and scenic qualities of the property, as defined in IRC section 170 (h)(4), and pursuant to the conservation policies of the State of Colorado as promulgated by CRS 35-1-101 et,deq., which states in part: "...to conserve, protect...its agricultural land for the production of food..." and CRS 38-30/5-101, et.seq., which states in part: "...that the wildlife and their environment and the natural, scenic...areas of this state are to be protected..."
Fremont	51 North	12 East	320	145750	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2007	This conservation easement is donated for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and for the preservation of open space for the enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly defined delineated state and local government conservation policies.
Fremont	48N	10E	75000	125000	Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Fremont	51N	12E	401	355000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Fremont	51N	12E	401	355000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Fremont	20 South	72 West	232	54250	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2011	- Protection of a natural habitat for fish, wildlife & plants - Preservation of open space for: - scenic enjoyment of the public - pursuant to govermental conservation policies
Fremont	19S	70W	360	135000	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Fremont	51N and 16S	12E and 73W	400	340000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Fremont	51N and 16S	12E and 73W	400	340000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Fremont	19 South	70 West	475	187031	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2008	The conservation easement was granted for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife or plants or similar ecosystem and for the preservationof open space, including farmland and forest land, for the senic enjoyment of the general public.
Fremont	19 South	70 West	475	187031	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2008	The conservation easement was granted for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife or plants or similar ecosystem and for the preservation of open space, including farmland and forest land, for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Fremont	51 North	12 East	320	145750	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2007	This conservation easement is donated for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and for the preservation of open space for the enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly defined delineated state and local government conservation policies.
Fremont	20 South	69 West	418	250000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2007	It is the purpose of this easement to maintain the property in its natural state, providing natural habitat for wildlife, fish and plant life. The property has nine natural springs that occur within the Adobe Creek Drainage. This property provides security, thermal and foraging habitat for an abundance of wildlife. It also contains a variety of vegetation consisting primarily of native prairie and riparian/wetland species that further support the wildlife species native to the environment. The easement will also allow for the land to maintain its open space appeal and scenic enjoyment for the greater public to enjoy. The above conservation purposes are consistent with the requirements set forth in CRS 38-30.5-101, et seq., providing for the establishment of conservation easements to maintain land "in a natural, scenic or open condition, or for wildlife habitat, or for agricultural... or other use or condition consistent with the protection of open land having wholesome environmental quality or life sustaining ecological diversity. It is the intent and purpose of this easement that under the Grantee's stewardship, the agricultural productivity, open space character, wildlife habitat and scenic qualities of the property ("Conservation Values") will be conserved and maintained forever.
Fremont	48	11 East	110	180500	San Isabel Land Protection Trust	2007	The preservation of ranch land for agricultural purposes and wildlife habitat.
Fremont County	51 North	12 East	240	214500	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2007	This conservation easement is donated for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and for the preservation of open space for the enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local governnment conservation policies.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	14063	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED ON SCENIC TERRACES ABOVE THE COLORADO RIVER PROVIDING DRAMA- TIC VIEWS OF THE COLORADO RIVER AND THE ROAN CLIFFS. PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY ARE VISULLY ACCESSIBLE FROM I-70 AND U.S. HIGHWAY 6 AND THE PROPERTY IS TRAVERSED BY COUNTY RDS 300 AND 306. THE PROPERTY IS ALSO VISIBLE FROM THE COLORADO RIVER AND PUB- LIC LANDS ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. THE PROPERTY HAS HIS- TORICALLY BEEN USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES INCLUDING WINTER PASTURE FOR CATTLE GRAZING AND IRRIGATED HAY PRODUCTION. APPROXIMATELY 73.5 ACRES OF THE PROPERTY ARE HISTORICALLY IRRIGATED HAYFIELD OR PASTURES. ALLOF THESE ELEMENTS, SCENIC QUALLITIES AND ECOLOGICAL VALUES WHICH CONSTITUTE THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE TAXPAYER, AND PEOPLE OF GARFIELD COUNTY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO AS EVIDENCED BY CLEARY DELINEATED GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES TO PROTECT THW SAME, AND WORTHY OF CONSERVATION. THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY OWNED OVER A YEAR IS: $1,995.00 (BEFORE VALUE) AFTER THE EASEMENT'S IMPOSITION, THE PROPERTY IS WORTH: $1,115.000 (AFTER VALUE) YIELDING A CONSERVATION EASEMENT VALUE OF: $ 888.000 THHE TAXPAYERS DONATION OF THEIR CONSERVATION EASEMENT WAS NOT MADE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A PERMIT OR OTHER APPROVAL FROM ANY LOCAL OR OTHER GOVERNING AHTHORITY, NOR WAS IT REQUIRED BY CONTRACT. THE TAXPAYER OWNS APPROXIMATELY 204.402 ACRES OF LAND INCLUDING ONE RESIDENCE AND ASSOCIATED RESIDENTIAL AND AGRICULTURAL OUTBUILDINGS ON AND ADJACENT TOTHE CONSERVATION EASEMENT. AS REQUIRED ANY ENHANCEMENT OF VALUE TO THE NEIGHBORING PROPERTY AS A RESULT OF THE CONSREVATION EASEMENT DONATION WAS CONSIDERED IN HTE APPRAISAL. PREPARED BY PETERSON APPRAISAL CO. 2/26/08
GARFIELD	4 AND 5 SOUTH	92 WEST	341	375000	ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION, INC.	2007	PRESERVATION, IN PERPETUITY, OF AVERALL RANGE AND WINTER RANGE FOR ELK AND VIEWS OF SCENIC OPEN AND FORESTED LANDS, AND PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR MULE DEER, BEAR MOUNTAIN LIONS, TURKEYS AND NUMEROUS SPECIES OF BIRDS, PANTS AND THEIR ECOSYSTEM.
GARFIELD	8S	92W	125	365000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
GARFIELD	5 SOUTH	92 WEST	312	375000	ROCKY MOUTAIN ELK FOUNDATION, INC.	2008	PRESERVATION, IN PERPETUITY, OF OVERALL RANGE AND WINTER RANGE FOR ELK, HABITANT AND OTHER REGIONAL COLORADO WILDLIFE.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH	88 WEST	19	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT INCLUDING WETLANDS AND A RIPARIAN CORRIDOR ALONG THE CRYSTAL RIVER WICH PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, BREEDING GROUND AND MIGRATION CORRIDORS FOR IMPORTANT WILDLIFE SPECIES.
GARFIELD	6 SOUTH	87 WEST	200	83333	ASPEN VALLEY TRUST	2008	SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, INCLUDING ELK CALVING HABITANT AND HABITANT FOR GLOBALLY VULNERABLE PLANT SPECIES.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	9375	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY HAS HISTORICALLY BEEN USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	89063	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY HAS HISTORICALLY BEED USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	89063	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY HAS HISTORICALLY BEEN USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	142	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY HAS HISTORICALLY BEEN FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES INCLUDING WINTER PASTURE FOR CATTLE GRAZING AND IRRIGATED HAY PRODUCTION.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH	87 WEST	115	247500	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	PROTECTION OF OPEN SPACE. PROTECTS RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT FOR PLANTS AND WILDLIFE.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH	90 WEST OF THE 6TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN	176	375000	COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE	2008	PROTECT IMPORTANT CONSERVATION VALUES ON THE PROPERTY.
GARFIELD	8 SOUTH	92 WEST	76	247500	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	Relatively natural habitant of plants and wildlife.
GARFIELD	6 SOUTH	87 WEST	78	140290	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
GARFIELD	8 SOUTH	89 WEST	40	210000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	REELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS INCLUDING WETLANDS, RIPARIAN AREAS AND SIGNIFICANT NATIVE PLANT COMMUNITIES ALONG EDGERTON CREEK. PROPERTY INCLUDES MAPPED HABITAT FOR A NUMBER OF THREATENED, IMPERILED AND VULNERABLE SPECIES INCLUDING THE PALE LUMP NOSED BAT, HARRINGTONS BEARDTONGUE AND GAMBEL OAK-MOUNTAIN MOHAGANY/ELK SEDGE MIXED MOUNTAIN SHRUBLAND. 2.OPEN SPACE (including agricultural land) PRESERVED FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL POLICY.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH	92 WEST	124	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT PRESERVES LAND FOR OPEN SPACE FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	7032	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED ON SCENIC TERRACES ABOVE THE COLORADO RIVER PROVIDING DRAMA- TIC VIEWS OF THE COLORADO RIVER VALLEY AND THE ROAN CLIFFS. PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY ARE VISUALLY ACCESSIBLE FROM INTERSTATE-70 AND U.S. HIGHWAY 6 AND THE PROPERTY IS TRAVERSED BY COUNTY ROADS 300 AND 306. THE PROPERTY IS ALSO VISIBLE FROM THE COLORADO RIVER AND PUBLIC LANDS ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. AGRICULTURAL VALUES:THE PROPERTY HAS HISTORICALLY BEEN USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES INCLUDING WINTER PASTURE FOR CATTLE GRAZING AND IRRIGATED HAY PRODUCTION. APPROXIMATELY 73.5 ACRES OF THE PROPERTY ARE HISTORICALLY IRRIGATED HAYFIELS OR PAST- URES. ALL OF THESE ELEMENTS, SCENIC QUALITIES AND ECOLOGICAL VALUES WHICH CONSTITUTE THE COVSERVATION VALUES ARE OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO TAXPAYER, AND TO PEOPLE OF GARFIELD COUNTY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO AS EVIDENCED BY CLEARLY DELINEATED GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES TO PROTECT TH E SAME, AND ARE WORTHY OF CONSERVATION. THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY OWNED OVER A YEAR IS $1,995.000.00 (BEFORE VALUE) AFTER THE EASEMENT'S IMPOSITION THE PROPERTY WORTH: $1,115.000.00 (AFTER VALUE) YIELDING A CONSERVATION EASEMENT VALUE OF: $ 880.000.00 (EASEMENT VALUE) THE TAXPAYERS DONATION OF THEIR CONSERVATION EASEMENT WAS NOT MADE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A PERMIT OR OTHER APPROVAL FROM ANY LOCAL OR OTHER GOVERNING AUTHORITY, NOR WAS IT REQUIRED BY CONTRACT. THE TAXPAYER OWNS APPROXIMATELY 204,402 ACRES OF LAND INCLUDING ONE RESIDENCE AND ASSOCIATED RESIDENTIAL AND AGRICULTURAL OUTBUILDINGS ON AND ADJACENT TO THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT. AS REQUIRED, ANY ENHANCEMENT OF VALUE TO THE NEIGHBORING PROPERTY AS A RESULT OF TRHE CONSERVATION EASMENT DONATION WAS CONSIDERED IN THE APPRAISAL, PREPARED BY PETRSON APPRAISAL CO. 2/26/08.
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	75	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED ON SCENIC TERRACES ABOVE THE COLORADO RIVER PROVIDING DRAMA- TIC VIEWS OF THE COLORADO RIVER AND THE ROAN CLIFFS. PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY ARE VISULLY ACCESSIBLE FROM I-70 AND U.S. HIGHWAY 6 AND THE PROPERTY IS TRAVERSED BY COUNTY RDS 300 AND 306. THE PROPERTY IS ALSO VISIBLE FROM THE COLORADO RIVER AND PUB- LIC LANDS ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. THE PROPERTY HAS HIS- TORICALLY BEEN USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES INCLUDING WINTER PASTURE FOR CATTLE GRAZING AND IRRIGATED HAY PRODUCTION. APPROXIMATELY 73.5 ACRES OF THE PROPERTY ARE HISTORICALLY IRRIGATED HAYFIELD OR PASTURES. ALLOF THESE ELEMENTS, SCENIC QUALLITIES AND ECOLOGICAL VALUES WHICH CONSTITUTE THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE TAXPAYER, AND PEOPLE OF GARFIELD COUNTY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO AS EVIDENCED BY CLEARY DELINEATED GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES TO PROTECT THW SAME, AND WORTHY OF CONSERVATION. THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY OWNED OVER A YEAR IS: $1,995.00 (BEFORE VALUE) AFTER THE EASEMENT'S IMPOSITION, THE PROPERTY IS WORTH: $1,115.000 (AFTER VALUE) YIELDING A CONSERVATION EASEMENT VALUE OF: $ 888.000 THHE TAXPAYERS DONATION OF THEIR CONSERVATION EASEMENT WAS NOT MADE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A PERMIT OR OTHER APPROVAL FROM ANY LOCAL OR OTHER GOVERNING AHTHORITY, NOR WAS IT REQUIRED BY CONTRACT. THE TAXPAYER OWNS APPROXIMATELY 204.402 ACRES OF LAND INCLUDING ONE RESIDENCE AND ASSOCIATED RESIDENTIAL AND AGRICULTURAL OUTBUILDINGS ON AND ADJACENT TOTHE CONSERVATION EASEMENT. AS REQUIRED ANY ENHANCEMENT OF VALUE TO THE NEIGHBORING PROPERTY AS A RESULT OF THE CONSREVATION EASEMENT DONATION WAS CONSIDERED IN HTE APPRAISAL. PREPARED BY PETERSON APPRAISAL CO. 2/26/08
GARFIELD	7 SOUTH AND 8 SOUTH	96 WEST	163	8437	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED ON SCENIC TERRACES ABOVE THE COLORADO RIVER PROVIDING DRAMA- TIC VIEWS OF THE COLORADO RIVER AND THE ROAN CLIFFS. PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY ARE VISULLY ACCESSIBLE FROM I-70 AND U.S. HIGHWAY 6 AND THE PROPERTY IS TRAVERSED BY COUNTY RDS 300 AND 306. THE PROPERTY IS ALSO VISIBLE FROM THE COLORADO RIVER AND PUB- LIC LANDS ADMINISTERED BY THE U.S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. THE PROPERTY HAS HIS- TORICALLY BEEN USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES INCLUDING WINTER PASTURE FOR CATTLE GRAZING AND IRRIGATED HAY PRODUCTION. APPROXIMATELY 73.5 ACRES OF THE PROPERTY ARE HISTORICALLY IRRIGATED HAYFIELD OR PASTURES. ALLOF THESE ELEMENTS, SCENIC QUALLITIES AND ECOLOGICAL VALUES WHICH CONSTITUTE THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE TAXPAYER, AND PEOPLE OF GARFIELD COUNTY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO AS EVIDENCED BY CLEARY DELINEATED GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES TO PROTECT THW SAME, AND WORTHY OF CONSERVATION. THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY OWNED OVER A YEAR IS: $1,995.00 (BEFORE VALUE) AFTER THE EASEMENT'S IMPOSITION, THE PROPERTY IS WORTH: $1,115.000 (AFTER VALUE) YIELDING A CONSERVATION EASEMENT VALUE OF: $ 888.000 THHE TAXPAYERS DONATION OF THEIR CONSERVATION EASEMENT WAS NOT MADE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A PERMIT OR OTHER APPROVAL FROM ANY LOCAL OR OTHER GOVERNING AHTHORITY, NOR WAS IT REQUIRED BY CONTRACT. THE TAXPAYER OWNS APPROXIMATELY 204.402 ACRES OF LAND INCLUDING ONE RESIDENCE AND ASSOCIATED RESIDENTIAL AND AGRICULTURAL OUTBUILDINGS ON AND ADJACENT TOTHE CONSERVATION EASEMENT. AS REQUIRED ANY ENHANCEMENT OF VALUE TO THE NEIGHBORING PROPERTY AS A RESULT OF THE CONSREVATION EASEMENT DONATION WAS CONSIDERED IN HTE APPRAISAL. PREPARED BY PETERSON APPRAISAL CO. 2/26/08
GARFIELD	6S	89W	8	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space and agricultural production.
GARFIELD	6S	89W	8	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
GARFIELD	6S	89W	7581	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space and agricultural production.
GARFIELD & MESA	8S	92W	120	335000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space.
GARFIELD & MESA	8S	92W	120	335000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
GARFIELD & MESA	8S	92W	120	335000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space.
GARFIELD & MESA	8S	92W	120	335000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space.
GARFIELD & MESA	8S	92W	120	335000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space.
GARFIELD AND EAGLE	6 SOUTH	87 WEST	200	250000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, INCLUDING ELK CALVING HABITANT AND HABITANT FOR GLOBALLY VULNERABLE PLANT SPECIES.
GARFIELD AND EAGLE	6 SOUTH	87 WEST	200	83333	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, INCLUDING ELK CALVING HABITANT AND HABITANT FOR GLOBALLY VULNERABLE PLANT SPECIES.
GARFIELD COUNTY	6 SOUTH	90 WEST AND 91 WEST	2063	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	Relatively natural habitant of fish, plants and wildlife.
GARFIELD COUNTY	6 SOUTH	90 WEST AND 91 WEST	2063	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, PLANTS AND WILDLIFE.
GARFIELD COUNTY	6 SOUTH	90 WEST AND 91 WEST	2063	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	Relatively natural habitant of plants and wildlife.
GARFIELD COUNTY	T.6.S. AND T.7.S.	R.87.W. OF THE 6TH P.M.	80	375000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2009	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT: THE PROPERTY IS ENTIRELY OCCUPIED BY NATUIVE SHRUBLANDS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. THE DOMINANT PLANT ASSOCIATIONS ARE MOUNTAIN BIG SAGEBRUSH SHRUBLAND AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN MIXED MONTAIN SHRUBLAND, WITH A FEW PATCHES OF TWO-NEEDLE PINON-UTAH JUNIPER WOODLAND. THE PROPERTY POVIDES IMPORTAN MULE DEER HABITAT THOUGHOUT THE YEAR AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK WINTER HABITAT(INCLUDING WINTER RANGE AND SEVERE WINTER RANGE). OPEN SPACE PURSUANT TO A CLEARLY DELINEATED FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICY AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
GRAND	2 NORTH	77 WEST	0	172500	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACES FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE PRESERVATION OF SIGNIFICANT AGRICULTURE LAND. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABIRAT IN WHICH FISH, WILDELIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, DEER, ELK AND MIGGRATORY BIRDS SUCH AS PELICANS, DUCKS AND GEESE.
GRAND	TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH	77	0	172500	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, NATURAL, SCENIC OPEN SPACE AND WILDLIFE HABITAT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE GRANTOR, THE AREA RESIDENTS, THE PEOPLE OF GRAND COUNTY AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
GRAND	1	75	89	375000	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2010	Natural habitat and open space.
GRAND	2 NORTH	81 W OF 6TH P.M	2348	169375	COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES INCLUDE RELATVELY NATURAL HABITANT AND OPEN SPACE PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC.
GRAND	S 33 & S 34 T2N	R 76 W	45	723800	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	THE PRESERVATION OF CERTAIN OPEN SAPCE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND WILL YIELD SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
GRAND	2N, 3N	76W	105	375000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	To protect a significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological values and provides significant relatively natural habitat for native plants and wildlife. Protection of the Property will contribute to the conservation of important significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants, including potential habitat for threatened, endangered or sensitive species like the boreal toad, wood frog, umbilicate sprite, bald eagle, Canada lynx, wolverine and American marten; species that are important for the maintenance of a functional ecological landscape, including critical winter and summer range for elk and mule deer as well as habitat for black bear; and for habitat of other species of recognized conservation significance including the osprey and great blue heron.
GRAND	1 NORTH & SOUTH	79/80 WEST of the 6th P.M.	3005	319023	COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
GRAND	1 NORTH AND SOUTH	79/80 WESTof the 6th P.M.	3005	375000	COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
GRAND	T4N	E1/2NE1/4 sec 21 & NW1/4 sec 22 (r81w)	240	150727	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	TO CONVEY COMMERCIAL, RETAIL, MINING AND RESIDENTIAL REDEVELOPMENT RIGHTS TO THE MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST.
GRAND	TOWNSHIP 2	77	0	165000	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, NATURAL, SCENIC OPEN SPACE AND WILDLIFE HABITAT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE GRANTOR, THE AREA RESIDENTS, THE PEOPLE OF GRAND COUNTY AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
GRAND AND EAGLE COUNTRIES	1 SOUTH, 2 SOUTH	81 WEST, 6TH PM	1282	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	TO PRESERVE OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYKNET OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND TO PROTECT NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH FISH, WILDLIFE AND PLANT COMMUNITIES LIVE.
GRAND COUNTY	T4N	E1/2NE1/4 SEC & NW1/4 SEC22 (R81W0	0	252045	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	TO CONVEY COMMERCIAL. RETAIL, MINING AND RESIDENTIAL REDEVELOPEMENT RIGHTS TO THE MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST.
GRAND COUNTY	T4N	E1/2NE1/4 SEC21 &NW 1/4 SEC 22 (R81W)	0	675000	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	TO CONVEY COMMERCIAL, RETAIL, MINING AND RESIDENTIAL REDEVELOPEMENT RIGHTS TO THE MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST.
GRAND COUNTY	TOWNSHIP 2	77	0	165000	MIDDLEPARK LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, NATURAL, SCENIC OPEN SPACE AND WILDLIFE HABITAT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE GRANTOR, THE AREA RESIDENTS, THE PEOPLE OF GRAND COUNTY AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
GRAND COUNTY	TOWNSHIP 2	77	0	280000	MIDDLE PARK LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, NATURAL, SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE WILDLIFE HABITAT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE GRANTOR, THE AREA RESIDENTS, THE PEOPLE OF GRAND COUNTY AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
GRAND COUNTY	TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH	RANGE 78 WEST, 6TH PM	9	330000	BD COUNTRY COMMISSIONERS, GRAND COUNTY	2007	NATURAL HABITANT FOR WILDLIFE AND PLANTS. PROTECTION OF HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT LAND.
GRAND COUNTY	TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH	RANGE 78 WEST, 6TH PM	9	324000	BD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, GRAND COUNTY	2007	NATURAL HABITANT FOR WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, PARTICULARY ELK, DEER, EAGLES, SAGE GROUSE AND PRONGHORN. PROTECTION OF HISTORICALLY IMPORATNT LAND.
GUNNISON	48 NORTH	6 WEST	0	375000	THE VALLEY LAND CONSERVANCY, A COLORADO NON-PROFIT dba THE BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST, INC.	2007	OPEN SPACE: THE PROPERTY PROVIDES SCENIC OPEN SPACE TO THE PUBLIC FROM COLORADO HIGHWAY 92, AND THE PROPERTY IS WITHIN THE VIEWSHED OF CURECANTI NATIONAL RECREATION AREA ADMINISTERED BY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS THE COMBINATION OF SIGNIFICANT WATER RIGHTS AND GOOD AGRICULTURAL SOILS THAT MAKES IT IM- PORTANT IN GUNNISON COUNTY'S AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, WHICH THE COUNTY OF GUNNISON RECOGNIZES AS AN IMPORTANT PUBLIC BENEFIT IN ITS LAND USE RESOLUTION. RELATIVELY NAT- URAL HABITAT: THE PROPERTY PROVIDES RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR RESIDENT, MIGRATING AND WINTERING BIG GAME, SONG BIRDS, RAPTORS AND MANY SPECIES OF MAMMALS, REPTILES AND ANPHIBIANS.
GUNNISON	49 NORTH	4 WEST	0	92750	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANDS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM AND HAS LIFE-SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5111, AS MAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. THE PROPERY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGE BRUS SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH,WITH SCATTERED CONIFER AND ASPEN STANDS AND ROCK OUTCROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIES PROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE AS WELL AS WINTER RANGE AND SEVER WINTER RANGE FOR DEER AND ELK (COLLECTIVELY THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESE CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON	48 NORTH	4 WEST	0	180000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	A. THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AND HSALIFE-SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5-111 ASMAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. B. THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGE BRUSH SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH, WITH SCATTERED CONIFER, ASPENS STANDS AND ROCK OUT- CROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIESPROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR DEER AND ELK(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESES CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON	13S	86W	35	375000	CRESTED BUTTE LAND TRUST	2010	THE PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT WILL YEILD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENFIT. TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT NATURAL HABITAT.
GUNNISON	49 NORTH	5 1/2 WEST	162	375000	BLACK CANYON REGIONAL LAND TRUST	2010	TO PRESERVE LAND FOR OUTDORR RECREATION; TO PROTECT WILDLIFE HABITAT; TO PRESERVE OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING AGRICULTURAL LAND AND HISTORICALLY INPORTANT LAND AND STRUCTURES. TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE LAND.
GUNNISON	49 NORTH	4 WEST	0	182500	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, ANS HAS LIFE SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5-111 AS MAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. B. THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGEBRUSH SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH, WITH SCATTERED CONIFER AND ASPEN STANDS AND ROCK OUT CROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIES PROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE AS WELL AS WINTER RANGE AND SEVERE WINTER RANGE FOR DEER AND ELK(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESE CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON	48 NORTH	4 WEST	0	180000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	. THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AND HSALIFE-SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5-111 ASMAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. B. THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGE BRUSH SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH, WITH SCATTERED CONIFER, ASPENS STANDS AND ROCK OUT- CROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIESPROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR DEER AND ELK(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESES CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON	49 NORTH	4 WEST	0	46375	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, ANS HAS LIFE SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5-111 AS MAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. B. THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGEBRUSH SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH, WITH SCATTERED CONIFER AND ASPEN STANDS AND ROCK OUT CROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIES PROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE AS WELL AS WINTER RANGE AND SEVERE WINTER RANGE FOR DEER AND ELK(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESE CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON	48 AND 49 NORTH	4 WEST	0	185000	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, ANS HAS LIFE SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5-111 AS MAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. B. THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGEBRUSH SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH, WITH SCATTERED CONIFER AND ASPEN STANDS AND ROCK OUT CROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIES PROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE AS WELL AS WINTER RANGE AND SEVERE WINTER RANGE FOR DEER AND ELK(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESE CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON	49 NORTH	4 WEST	0	185500	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, ANS HAS LIFE SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5-111 AS MAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. B. THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGEBRUSH SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH, WITH SCATTERED CONIFER AND ASPEN STANDS AND ROCK OUT CROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIES PROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE AS WELL AS WINTER RANGE AND SEVERE WINTER RANGE FOR DEER AND ELK(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESE CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON	48 NORTH AND 49 NORTH	4 WEST	0	182500	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2007	THE PROPERTY, IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAS SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUES AS A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE, OR PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, ANS HAS LIFE SUSTAINING ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THAT GRANTOR DESIRES TO PROTECT PURSUANT TO C.R.S. SECTIONS 38-30.5-101 TO 38-30.5-111 AS MAY BE AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. B. THE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF RELATIVELY INTACT PATCHES OF MOUNTAIN SAGEBRUSH SHRUBLANDS, OAK BRUSH, WITH SCATTERED CONIFER AND ASPEN STANDS AND ROCK OUT CROPS. THESE NATURAL COMMUNITIES PROVIDE IMPORTANT WINTER RANGE HABITAT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE AS WELL AS WINTER RANGE AND SEVERE WINTER RANGE FOR DEER AND ELK(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES). PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THESE CONSERVATION VALUES.
GUNNISON COUNTY	11 SOUTH	88 WEST	0	320000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING IMPORTANT PRODUCTION AREAS AND SUMMER AND WINTER RANGE FOR ELK AS WELL A POTENTIAL HABITAT FOR THE THREATENED CANADIAN LYNX. PROPERTY ALSO PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT HABITAT CONNECTIVEITY BETWEEN NEIGHBORING PUBLIC LANDS, CONSERVED LANDS AND THE MAROON BELLS-SNOWMASS WILDERNESS AREA,. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDES FOREST LAND) PRESERVED FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAAL GOVERNMENTAL POLICY INCLUDING TWO CRYSTAL RIVER MANAGEMENT PLANS.
GUNNISON COUNTY	11 SOUTH	88 WEST	0	256000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUSTDONNA L BALDWIN	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING IMPORTANT PRODUCTION AREAS AND SUMMER AND WINTER RANGE FOR ELK AS WELL A POTENTIAL HABITAT FOR THE THREATENED CANADIAN LYNX. PROPERTY ALSO PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT HABITAT CONNECTIVEITY BETWEEN NEIGHBORING PUBLIC LANDS, CONSERVED LANDS AND THE MAROON BELLS-SNOWMASS WILDERNESS AREA,. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDES FOREST LAND) PRESERVED FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAAL GOVERNMENTAL POLICY INCLUDING TWO CRYSTAL RIVER MANAGEMENT PLANS.
GUNNISON COUNTY	11 SOUTH	88 WEST	35	298000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE.
GUNNISON COUNTY	11 SOUTH	88 WEST	0	64000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING IMPORTANT PRODUCTION AREAS AND SUMMER AND WINTER RANGE FOR ELK AS WELL A POTENTIAL HABITAT FOR THE THREATENED CANADIAN LYNX. PROPERTY ALSO PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT HABITAT CONNECTIVEITY BETWEEN NEIGHBORING PUBLIC LANDS, CONSERVED LANDS AND THE MAROON BELLS-SNOWMASS WILDERNESS AREA,. OPEN SPACE (INCLUDES FOREST LAND) PRESERVED FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAAL GOVERNMENTAL POLICY INCLUDING TWO CRYSTAL RIVER MANAGEMENT PLANS.
GUNNISON COUNTY	11 SOUTH	88 WEST	160	140000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat of fish and wildlife including important production areas and summer and winter range for elk as well as potential habitat for the threatened Canada Lynx. Property also provides significant habitat connectivity to between neighboring public lands, conserved lands and the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness Area. 2. Open space (including forest land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local conservation policy (incl. two Crystal River Mgmt Plans).
GUNNISON COUNTY	11 SOUTH	88 WEST	160	140000	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat of fish and wildlife including important production areas and summer and winter range for elk as well as potential habitat for the threatened Canada Lynx. Property also provides significant habitat connectivity to between neighboring public lands, conserved lands and the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness Area. 2. Open space (including forest land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local conservation policy (incl. two Crystal River Mgmt Plans).
Garfield	6 South	87 West	78	140250	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat of plants and wildlife including overall, winter and/or severe winter range for elk, mule deer and black bear and a riparian corridor with thick vegetative cover which provides forage for resident and migrating wildlife species. Open space (including forest land and irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local governmental conservation policy.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	3516	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Portions of the Property are visually accessible from Interstate-70 and U.S. Highway 6 and the Property is traversed by County Roads 300 and 306. The Property is also visible from the Colorado River and public lands administered by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Agricultural values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. Approximately 73.5 acres of the Property are historically irrigated hayfields or pastures. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation. According to the qualified appraisal performed for this conservation contribution: The fair market value of the property owned over a year is: $ 1,995,000 (Before Value) After the easement¿s imposition, the property was worth: -$ 1,115,000 (After Value) Yielding a conservation easement value of: $ 800,000 (Easement Value) The taxpayers¿ donation of their conservation easement was not made in order to obtain a permit or other approval from any local or other governing authority, nor was it required by contract. The taxpayer owns approximately 204.402 acres of land, including one residence and associated residential and agricultural outbuildings on and adjacent to the conservation easement. As required, any enhancement of value to the neighboring property as a result of the conservation easement donation was considered in the appraisal, prepared by Peterson Appraisal Company on February 26, 2008.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	3516	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Portions of the Property are visually accessible from Interstate-70 and U.S. Highway 6 and the Property is traversed by County Roads 300 and 306. The Property is also visible from the Colorado River and public lands administered by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Agricultural values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. Approximately 73.5 acres of the Property are historically irrigated hayfields or pastures. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation. According to the qualified appraisal performed for this conservation contribution: The fair market value of the property owned over a year is: $ 1,995,000 (Before Value) After the easement¿s imposition, the property was worth: -$ 1,115,000 (After Value) Yielding a conservation easement value of: $ 800,000 (Easement Value) The taxpayers¿ donation of their conservation easement was not made in order to obtain a permit or other approval from any local or other governing authority, nor was it required by contract. The taxpayer owns approximately 204.402 acres of land, including one residence and associated residential and agricultural outbuildings on and adjacent to the conservation easement. As required, any enhancement of value to the neighboring property as a result of the conservation easement donation was considered in the appraisal, prepared by Peterson Appraisal Company on February 26, 2008.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	35	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space above the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs. Agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	388	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, and agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	3516	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, and agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	6 S	88 W	22	187500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants, including wetland areas important to numberous species of bird, waterfould and small mammals, as well as small communities of sagebrush which provide habitat important to big game species and other wildlife. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated local governmental conservation property.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	35	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, also used for agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	71	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, also used for agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	440000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space above the Colorado River with views of Roan Cliffs, and agricultural production: hay production and cattle grazing.
Garfield	7S	86W	664	93750	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Protection of scenic open space, including farmland and forest land. Protection of important, relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, or plants.
Garfield	7S	86W	664	93750	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Protection of scenic open space, including farmland and forest land. Protection of important, relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, or plants.
Garfield	7S	86W	664	93750	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Protection of scenic open space, including farmland and forest land. Protection of important, relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, or plants.
Garfield	6 S	88 W	22	185625	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants, including wetland areas important to numerous species of birds, waterfoul and small mammals, as well as small communities of sagebrush which provide habitat important to big game species and other wildlife. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated local governmental conservation policy.
Garfield	7 S	92 W	80	330000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants including important severe winter and migratory range for big game as well as sufficient forage and water sources for these and other mammal and avian apecies. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly-delineated federal, state and local conservation policy, including Garfield County Master Plan and the US Dep't of Agriculture's Important Farmlands of Garfield County.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	35	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, also used for agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	6 S	88 W	22	1875	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants including wetland areas imoprtant to numerous species of birds, waterfoul, and small mammals, as well as small communities of sagebrush which provide habitat important to big game species and other wildlife. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) prseerved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly-delineated local governmental conservation polic.
Garfield	6 S	88 W	22	185625	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants including wetland areas important to numerous species of birds, waterfoul and small mammals, as well as small communities of sagebrush which provide habitat important to big game species and other wildlife. Open space (including irrigated agricultural) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly-delineated logal governmental conservation policy.
Garfield	6 S	88 W	22	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants including wetland areas important to numerous species of birds, waterfould, and small mammals, as well as small communities of sagebrush which provide habitat important to big game species and other wildlife. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	142	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, and agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	93	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, and agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	71	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, also used for agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	71	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, also used for agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	71	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, also used for agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	14063	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, and agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	703	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Agricultural Values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrrigated hay production. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	71	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Agricultural Values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Garfield	4 South	93 West	355	97142	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants including habitat for big game species such as elk and mule deer, and significant riparian and surface water complexes surrounding Harris Reservoir and West Rifle Creek. Provides habitat connectivity to an adjacent 300-acre conservation easement and BLM land. 2. Open space (including irrigated agriculture and forest land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to the Garfield County Comprehensive Plan.
Garfield	4 South	93 West	355	97143	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants including habitat for big game species such as elk and mule deer, and significant riparian and surface water complexes surrounding Harris Reservoir and West Rifle Creek. Provides habitat connectivity to an adjacent 300-acre conservation easement and BLM land. 2. Open space (including irrigated agriculture and forest land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to the Garfield County Comprehensive Plan.
Garfield	4 South	93 West	355	194285	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants including habitat for big game species such as elk and mule deer, and significant riparian and surface water complexes surrounding Harris Reservoir and West Rifle Creek. Provides habitat connectivity to an adjacent 300-acre conservation easement and BLM land. 2. Open space (including irrigated agriculture and forest land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to the Garfield County Comprehensive Plan.
Garfield	7 S and 8 S	96 W	163	6250	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Scenic/Open Space Values: the Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. 2. Agricultural Values: the Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenaced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Garfield	7 S and 8 S	96 W	163	3516	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. 2. Agricultural Values: The property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. All these natural elements, scenic qualities and ecological values which consitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to the taxpayer, people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Garfield	7 S and 8 S	96 W	163	28125	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. 2. Agricultural Values: The property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. All these natural elements, scenic qualities and ecological values which consitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to the taxpayer, people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Garfield	7 S	91 W	80	127500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Relatively natural habitat of fish, plants and wildlife, including a riparian corridor and associated forested hillsides along East Divide Creek. Property is also classified as important winter range for elk and mule deer and provides mapped habitat for several sensitive species. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public as almost entirely visually accessible from County Road 313 and neighboring public lands.
Garfield	3S	87W	114	206250	Colorado Open Lands	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Garfield	6S	89W	8	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	89W	8	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open sapce, and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	89W	8	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	89W	8	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	100W	520	321750	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
Garfield	6S	88W	26	131175	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	1325	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	1325	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	2S	92W	125	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Garfield	6S	99W	80	110000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	265000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	131175	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	7S	92W	94	315000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	7S	92W	90	16731	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	7S	92W	90	16731	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	7S	92W	90	296538	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Preservation of natural habitat for plants and wildlife and scenic and agricultural open space.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	1875	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Preservation of natural habitat for plants and wildlife and scenic and agricultural open space.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	1875	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Preservation of natural habitat for plants and wildlife and scenic and agricultural open space.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	185625	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Preservation of natural habitat for plants and wildlife and scenic and agricultural open space.
Garfield	6S	88W	26	185625	Aspen valley Land Trust	2008	Preservation of natural habitat for plants and wildlife and scenic and agricultural open space.
Garfield	6S	99W	200	250000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Garfield	7 S	92 W	90	148269	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Garfield	7 South	92 West	101	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants including an important migration corridor for big game species and significant riparian area along East Mamm Creek for numerous species, including several listed as "Species of Concern" by the State of Colorado. Plant communities also include sagebrush habitat. 2. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) preserved for scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly-delineated state and local conservation policy.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	56250	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Agricultural Values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrrigated hay production. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	3164	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, and agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7S & 8S	96W	163	388	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic open space with views of the Colorado River & Roan Cliffs, and agriculture: cattle grazing and hay production.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	29296	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Portions of the Property are visually accessible from Interstate-70 and U.S. Highway 6 and the Property is traversed by County Roads 300 and 306. The Property is also visible from the Colorado River and public lands administered by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Agricultural values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. Approximately 73.5 acres of the Property are historically irrigated hayfields or pastures. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation. According to the qualified appraisal performed for this conservation contribution: The fair market value of the property owned over a year is: $ 1,995,000 (Before Value) After the easement¿s imposition, the property was worth: -$ 1,115,000 (After Value) Yielding a conservation easement value of: $ 800,000 (Easement Value) The taxpayers¿ donation of their conservation easement was not made in order to obtain a permit or other approval from any local or other governing authority, nor was it required by contract. The taxpayer owns approximately 204.402 acres of land, including one residence and associated residential and agricultural outbuildings on and adjacent to the conservation easement. As required, any enhancement of value to the neighboring property as a result of the conservation easement donation was considered in the appraisal, prepared by Peterson Appraisal Company on February 26, 2008.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	3516	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Portions of the Property are visually accessible from Interstate-70 and U.S. Highway 6 and the Property is traversed by County Roads 300 and 306. The Property is also visible from the Colorado River and public lands administered by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Agricultural values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. Approximately 73.5 acres of the Property are historically irrigated hayfields or pastures. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation. According to the qualified appraisal performed for this conservation contribution: The fair market value of the property owned over a year is: $ 1,995,000 (Before Value) After the easement¿s imposition, the property was worth: -$ 1,115,000 (After Value) Yielding a conservation easement value of: $ 800,000 (Easement Value) The taxpayers¿ donation of their conservation easement was not made in order to obtain a permit or other approval from any local or other governing authority, nor was it required by contract. The taxpayer owns approximately 204.402 acres of land, including one residence and associated residential and agricultural outbuildings on and adjacent to the conservation easement. As required, any enhancement of value to the neighboring property as a result of the conservation easement donation was considered in the appraisal, prepared by Peterson Appraisal Company on February 26, 2008.
Garfield	7 South and 8 South	96 West	163	3516	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Scenic/Open Space Values: The Property is located on scenic terraces above the Colorado River providing dramatic views of the Colorado River Valley and the Roan Cliffs. Portions of the Property are visually accessible from Interstate-70 and U.S. Highway 6 and the Property is traversed by County Roads 300 and 306. The Property is also visible from the Colorado River and public lands administered by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Agricultural values: The Property has historically been used for agricultural purposes including winter pasture for cattle grazing and irrigated hay production. Approximately 73.5 acres of the Property are historically irrigated hayfields or pastures. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to taxpayer, and to the people of Garfield County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation. According to the qualified appraisal performed for this conservation contribution: The fair market value of the property owned over a year is: $ 1,995,000 (Before Value) After the easement¿s imposition, the property was worth: -$ 1,115,000 (After Value) Yielding a conservation easement value of: $ 800,000 (Easement Value) The taxpayers¿ donation of their conservation easement was not made in order to obtain a permit or other approval from any local or other governing authority, nor was it required by contract. The taxpayer owns approximately 204.402 acres of land, including one residence and associated residential and agricultural outbuildings on and adjacent to the conservation easement. As required, any enhancement of value to the neighboring property as a result of the conservation easement donation was considered in the appraisal, prepared by Peterson Appraisal Company on February 26, 2008.
Garfield	7S	87W	35	190000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Garfield County	6 S	90 W and 91 W	2063	547	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat of fish, plants and wildlife including 1.5 miles of Garfield Creek and its associated riparian corridor and wetland areas. Property is mapped habitat for several rare or imperiled species as listed by the BLM and/or Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is considered vital winter range and a winter concentration area for mule deer and elk. 2. Open space (including irrigated agricultural land) preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated state and local conservation policy.
Garfield County	6S	100W	520	328250	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Garfield and Eagle Counties	6 South	87 West	200	83333	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	1. Significant relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, including elk calving and habitat for globally vulnerable plant species. 2. Open Space (including agricultural land) pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies.
Gilpin	2S	73W	3	70000	Gilpin County Board of Commissioners	2007	Scenic open space and relatively natural habitat for a variety of birds, plus the fairy slipper orchid and boreal toad.
Gilpin & Jefferson	2S	71W	399	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Grand	3 North	75 West of the 6th PM	380	125000	Middle Park Land Trust	2007	Open Space. Property is surrounded by private property on two sides and borders the Rocky Mountain National Park on two other sides. Wildlife Habitat. It protects the wildlife habitat of elk, moose, deer, fox, black bear, and mountain lion use for cover and food sources.
Grand	2N	82 and 81	400	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Grand	1 North	78 West	117	155000	Middle Park Land Trust	2007	1) The protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem; and 2) The preservation of open space where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental conservation policy.
Grand	1 South	75 West	35	62500	Middle Park Land Trust	2007	The intent of the easement is to maintain the agricultural, natural, scenic, open space, and historic values which are of importance to the donor, area residents, the people of Grand County, and the people of the State of Colorado. Its stated purpose is to assure that the property will remain forever in its natural, agricultural, scenic, and open space condition, conserve wildlife habitat, remove the right to develop housing and buildings on the land as limited herein and to preserve the ecology of the land. In summary, the property possesses significant conservation value and the easement prohibits any activity which detracts from this value, particularly sub-division or more intense development.
Grand	1 South	75 West	35	62500	Middle Park Land Trust	2007	The intent of the easement is to maintain the agricultural, natural, scenic, open space, and historic values which are of importance to the donor, area residents, the people of Grand County, and the people of the State of Colorado. Its stated purpose is to assure that the property will remain forever in its natural, agricultural, scenic, and open space condition, conserve wildlife habitat, remove the right to develop housing and buildings on the land as limited herein and to preserve the ecology of the land. In summary, the property possesses significant conservation value and the easement prohibits any activity which detracts from this value, particularly sub-division or more intense development.
Grand	1 North	77 West	160	323500	Middle Park Land Trust	2008	The preservation of certain open space (including farmland and forest land) for the scenic enjoyment of the general public. The preservation of significant relatively natural habitat in which a fish, wildlife or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives. The property has significant natural areas such as rangelands, shrublands, confier/aspen mixed forest and intermittent headwater tributaries of Gardiner Creek which provide habitat for a wide variety of birds and mammels, including elk, mule deer, black bear and migratory birds.
Grand	1 South	75 West	35	197600	Middle Park Land Trust	2007	The intent of the easement is to maintain the agricultural, natural, scenic, open space, and historic values which are of importance to the donor, area residents, the people of Grand County, and the people of the State of Colorado. Its stated purpose is to assure that the property will remain forever in its natural, agricultural, scenic, and open space condition, conserve wildlife habitat, remove the right to develop housing and buildings on the land as limited herein, and to preserve the ecology of the land. In summary, the property possesses significant conservation value and the easement prohibits any activity which detracts from this value, particularly sub-division or more intense development.
Grand	1 South	82 West	1115	350000	Colorado Division of Wildlife	2008	The primary purpose of this Easement is to preserve and protect in perpetuity the Conservation Values of the Property, and in particular the characteristics of the Property that make it valuable wildlife habitat, while allowing Grantor limited residential and commercial development of the Building Envelope, along with hunting, fishing, raising crops, livestock grazing, recreational and other associated uses. Subject to the purpose of this Easement, Grantor and Grantee intend to permit only uses of the Property that do not substantially diminish or impair the Property¿s Conservation Values and to prevent any use of the Property that will substantially impair or interfere with protecting the Property¿s Conservation Values. This Easement is also for the purpose of providing administrative access to portion of the adjacent Radium State Wildlife Area. The Property is currently valuable habitat and migration corridors for numerous species of wildlife, including, but not limited to, elk, mule deer, dusky grouse, Merriam¿s turkey, black bear, mountain lions, and numerous song bird species, and historically Columbian sharp-tailed grouse, and greater sage-grouse are likely to have been present there, The Property is visually accessible to the public from adjoining public lands, Specifically by the Radium State Wildlife Area (SWA) on the east, the U.S. Forest Service Routt National Forest (USFS) on the north, and Colorado State Land Board property on the south; and The Property consists of undeveloped livestock grazing and an irrigated crop land primarily in a natural state, and therefore has significant ecological, agricultural, scenic, open space, and wildlife habitat value (hereinafter collectively the ¿Conservation Values¿), all of which are of great importance to the residents of Grand County and the People of the State of Colorado, and all of which are worthy of preservation;
Grand	N/A	N/A	105	187500	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The preservation land for outdoor recreation by, or the education of, the general public.
Grand	N/A	N/A	105	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	PROTECTION OF PROPERTY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF IMPORTANT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, INCLUDING POTENTIAL HABITAT FOR THREATENED, ENDANGERED, OR SENSITIVE SPECIES LIKE THE BOREAL TOAD, WOOD FROG, UMBILLCATE SPRITE, BALD EAGLE, CANADIAN LYNX, WOLVERINE AND RIVER OTTER; SPECIES THAT ARE IMPORTANT FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF A FUNCTIONAL ECOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE, INCLUDING CRITICAL WINTER AND SUMMER RANGE FOR ELK AND MULE DEER AS WELL AS HABITAT FOR BLACK BEAR; AND FOR THE HABITAT OF OTHER SPECIES OF RECOGNIZED CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE INCLUDING THE OSPREY, GREAT BLUE HERON AND GREATER SAGE GROUSE.
Grand	2N and 1N	78W	1156	63438	State of Colorado, DNR	2008	Preservation of wildlife habitat.
Grand	2N	82 and 81	400	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Grand	1 North and South	Range 79 west of 6th PM; range 80 west of the 6th PM	3005	18659	Colorado Division of Wildlife	2007	The purpose of the Easement is to preserve and protect in perpetuity the Conservation Values of the Property and the Water Rights, and in particular the characteristics of the Property that make it valuable wildlife habitat for the Grouse, while allowing Grantors to grow and harvest hay and other limited crops (subject to the terms of the Easement), to graze livestock, to use the property for hunting, fishing, recreation, and such other uses that are not prohibited by this Easement, subject to certain limitations as set forth in the Eastment. Subject to the purpose of this Easement, Grantors and Grantee intend to permit only specific enumerated uses and other uses of the Property and Water Rights that do not substantially diminish or impair the Property's Conservation Values and to prevent any use of the Property and Water Rights that will substantially impair or interfere with protecting the Property's Conservation Values.
Grand	3 North	75 West of the 6th PM	38	250000	Middle Park Land Trust	2007	Open Space. Property is surrounded by private property on two sides and borders the Rocky Mountain National Park on two other sides. Wildlife Habitat. It protects the wildlife habitat of elk, moose, deer, fox, black bear, and mountain lion use for cover and food sources.
Grand	3 North	75 West of the 6th PM	38	125000	Middle Park Land Trust	2007	Open Space. Property is surrounded by private property on two sides and borders the Rocky Mountain National Park on two other sides. Wildlife Habitat. It protects the wildlife habitat of elk, moose, deer, fox, black bear, and mountain lion use for cover and food sources.
Gunnison	48 & 49 North	4 West	182	92500	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The Easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes pursuant to Section 170(h)(1)(C) of the Internal Revenue Code. The conservation purposes for which the Easement is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem, as described in Section 170(h)(4)(ii) of the Code and Treasury Regulation Section 1.170A-14(d)(3). In particular, the Easement is granted to protect: A. The property, in its present state, has significant natural, scientific and educational values as a relatively natural habitat for wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem, and has life-sustaining ecological diversity that Grantor desires to protect pursuant to C.R.S. Sections 38-30.5-101 to 38-30.5-111, as may be amended from time to time. B. The Property consists of relatively intact patches of mountain sagebrush shrublands, oak brush, with scattered conifer and aspen stands and rock outcrops. These natural communities provide important winter range habitat for the Gunnison Sage Grouse as well as winter range and severe winter range for deer and elk (collectively, the "Conservation Values"). Protection of the Property will contribute to the conservation of these Conservation Values.
Gunnison	44 N	4 W	440	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	1. Relatively natural habitat: the property contains subalpine coniferous forest, native grass meadows, sagebrush uplands and several high-gradient stream courses with subalpine riparian shrub habitat that provide food, shelter, breeding ground and migration corridors for several wildlife species. 2. Open Space: the property adds to the scenic character of the local rural landscape in which it lies, contains a harmonious variety of shapes and textures, and provides a degree of openness, contract and variety to the overall landscape. 3. Agriculture: the property is currently used for agricultural purposes including year-round grazing of livestock. 4. Significant public benefit: there is a foreseeable trend of small-paracel recreational and second-home develoment in the vicinity of the property in the near future. It should also be noted that the terms of the easement do not permit a degree of intrusion or future development that would interfere with the essential scenic quality of the land.
Gunnison	48 & 49 N	4 West	182	46250	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The conservation purposes for which the Easement is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem. The property, in its present state, has significant natural, scientifice and educational values as a relatively natural habitat for wildlife, or plants or similary ecosystem and has life-sustaining ecological diversity that grantor desires to protect. The property consists of relatively intact patches of mountain sagebrush shrublands, oak brush, with scattered conifer and aspen stands and rock outcrops. These natural communities provide important winter range habitat for the Gunnison Sage Grouse as well as winter range and severe winter range for deer and elk. Protection of the property will contribute to the conservation of these Conservation Values.
Gunnison	47 N	4 W	88	70245	Colorado Open Lands	2007	1. Natural Habitat: the property contains subalpine coniferous forest, native upland sagebrush habitats and a diversity of subalpine riparian vegetation that provide food, shelter, breeding ground and migration corridors for several wildlife species, including big game vertebrates important to the biodiversity of the region and econoy of Hindsale count and the state of Colorado. 2. Open Space: the property qualifies as Open Space because it is being preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yeild a significant public benefit. 3. Scenic enjoyment: the property adds to the scenic character of the local rural landscape in which it lies, contains a harmonious variety of shapes and textures, and provides a degree of openness, contrast and variety to the overall landscape. 4.Agricuture: the property is currently used for agricultural purposes including seasonal grazing of livestock. This use is compatible with other land use in the vicinity, as adjacent properties are also used for agricultural production. 5. Significant public benefit: there is a foreseeable trend of small parcel recreational and second home development in the vicinity of the property in the near future. The property lies only one mile from a fly-in vacation home development.
Gunnison	48 N and 49 N	4 W	182	182500	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The Easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes. The property, in its present state, has significant natural, scientific and educational values as a relatively natural habitat for wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem, and has life-sustaining ecological diversity that grantor desires to protect. The property consists of relatively intact patches of mountain sagebrus shrublands, oak brush, with scattered conifer and aspen stands and rock outcrops. These natural communities provide range and severe winter range for deer and elk. Protection of the property will contribute to the conservation of these Conservation Values.
Gunnison	15S	86W	3590	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Gunnison	49N	51/2W	160	375000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Gunnison	49N	4W	35	123683	Colorado Open Land	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Gunnison	14S	86W	70	50242	Crested Butte Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Gunnison	14S	86W	28	19787	Crested Butte Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Gunnison	14S	86W	28	22687	Crested Butte Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Gunnison	14S	86W	58	41261	Crested Butte Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Gunnison	13S	87W	23	177500	Crested Butte Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Gunnison	49N	5.5W	304	375000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Gunnison	14 South	86 West	72	64398	Crested Butte Land Trust	2010	The preservation of land areas for outdoor recreation by, or for the education of, the general public...conservation purposes...include, for example, a nature or hiking trail for use of the public.
Gunnison	48N	3W	70	349600	The Nature Conservancy	2011	The purpose of the Easement is to preserve and protect in perpetuity, and, in the event of the degradation or destruction, to enhance and restore the significant relatively natural features and values of the Property. It is further the specific purpose of this Easement to conserve important habitat for wildlife; to protect rare or unique native plants currently known or later identified; and to conserve the diverse forest, meadow, and riparian vegetative communities and the wilflife inhabitating these communities.
Gunnison	48	3W	36	172500	The Nature Conservancy	2011	The purpose of the Easement is to preserve and protect in perpetuity, and, in the event of the degradation or destruction, to enhance and restore the significant relatively natural features and values of the Property. It is further the specific purpose of this Easement to conserve important habitat for wildlife; to protect rare or unique native plants currently known or later identified; and to conserve the diverse forest, meadow, and riparian vegetative communities and the wildlife inhabiting these communities.
Gunnison	12S	89W	500	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Gunnison	12S	89W	500	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Gunnison	49	5W	120	285000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Gunnison	11S	88W	89	55750	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Gunnison	50N	1W	22	253500	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Gunnison	14S	86W	28	19808	Crested Butte Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat, open space
Gunnison	15S	86W	3590	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Gunnison	48N	4W	73	95800	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Gunnison	49 N	4 W	182	46375	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The Easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes. The property, in its present state, has significant natural, scientific and educational values as a relatively natural habitat for wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem, and has life-sustaining ecological diversity that grantor desires to protect. The property consists of relatively intact patches of mountain sagebrush shrublands, oak brush, with scattered conifer and aspen stands and rock outcrops. These natural communities provide range and severe winter range for deer and elk. Protection of the property will contribute to the conservation of these Conservation Values.
Gunnison	49 N	4 W	182	182500	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes. The conservation purposes for which the easement is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem, and has a life-sustaining ecological diversity that the grantor desires to protect. In particular, the easement is granted to protect: The property in its present state, has significant natural, scientific and educational values as a relatively natural habitat for wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem, and has life-sustaining ecological diversity that grantor desires to protect. The property consists of relatively intact patches of mointain sagebrush shurblands, oak brush, with scattered conifer and aspen stands and rock outcrops. These natural communities provide important winter range haitat for the Gunnison Sage Grous as well as winter range and severe winter range for deer and elk. Protection of the property will contribute to the conservation of these Conservation Values.
Gunnison	48 & 49 N	4 West	182	46250	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes. The conservation purposes for which the easement is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem, and has a life-sustaining ecological diversity that the grantor desires to protect. In particular, the easement is granted to protect: The property in its present state, has significant natural, scientific and educational values as a relatively natural habitat for wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem, and has life-sustaining ecological diversity that grantor desires to protect. The property consists of relatively intact patches of mointain sagebrush shurblands, oak brush, with scattered conifer and aspen stands and rock outcrops. These natural communities provide important winter range haitat for the Gunnison Sage Grous as well as winter range and severe winter range for deer and elk. Protection of the property will contribute to the conservation of these Conservation Values.
HUERFANO	29	65 WEST of the 6th P.M.	231	97000	COLO CATTLEMENN'S AGRICULTURAL TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY HAS SIGNIFICANT OPEN SPACE VALUES. THE PROPERTY IS IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 25 AND CAN BE SEEN BY ALL PERSONS TRAVELING FOR A SPAN OF 3 TO FOUR MILES. YHE PROPERTY GIVES TRAVELERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY SWEEPING VIEWS OF AREAS FROM FISHER'S PEAK TO PIKES PEAK, INCLUDING TH E SPANISH PEAKS AND GREENHORN MOUNTAIN. THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED EAST OF A AREA THAT HAS EXPERIENCED SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT AND IS NEAR A HIGHWAY EXIT NINE MILES SOUTH OF WALSENBURG, COLORADO. THE CONSERVATION OF THIS PROPERTY IS PURSUANT TO A CONSERVATION PURPOSE RECOGNIZED UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.
Hinsdale	43N	4W	1501	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	To conserve and not to develop
Hinsdale	43N	4W	1501	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	To conserve and not develop
Hinsdale	43N	4W	1501	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	to conserve and not develop
Hinsdale	44N	R4W	1501	63452	The Nature Conservancy	2007	to conserve
Hinsdale	43 n	4 west	1509	374900	Nature Conservancy	2008	The Easement is granted exclusively for conservatin purposes pursuan to Section 170(h)(1)(c) of the Internal Revenue Code. The conservation purpose for which The Easemetn is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem, as described in Section 170(H)(4)(A)(ii) of the Code and Treasury Regulation Section 1.170A-14(d)(3). In particular, the Easement is granted to protect this property from development.
Hinsdale	44N	R4W	1501	63452	The Nature Conservancy	2007	to conserve
Hinsdale	44N	R4W	1501	63452	The Nature Conservancy	2007	to conserve
Hinsdale	44N	R4W	1501	63452	The Nature Conservacy	2007	to conserve
Hinsdale	43N	4w	1501	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	to conserve and not develop
Hinsdale	43N	4w	1501	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	to conserve and not develop
Huerfano	29 South	66 West	640	10000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The subject property is a 2,240-acre mid-altitude ranch that has been used as a recreational and agricultural parcel. The property has limited live water, but it is heavily influenced by low areas that accumulate moisture and provide for sub irrigated areas. The main influence on the subject property is the presence of surrounding 35 to 40-acre subdivisions which drive the values of the region. This area is heavily inundated with these types of properties. The subject property is only 45 minutes from the metropolitan area of Pueblo and only 15 minutes from the community of Walsenburg. Interstate Highway 25 is located 5 miles to the east of the subject property. These are major employment centers that drive the demand for rural properties in the region.
Huerfano	30 S	68 W and 69 W	96	100275	Colorado Open Lands	2007	The Conservation Values of the Property are as follows: 1. Relatively Natural Habitat: the Property consists of open grassland meadows, wetlands, riparian areas, and forested uplands. A portion of the Cuchara River runs across the property. All these natural features searve as habitat for several wildlife species, including elk, mule deer, black bear, coyote, bobcat, wild turkey, mountain lion, pregine falcons, bald eacles and ferruginous hawk. 2. Open Space: The Property qualifies as open space because it will be preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit. 3. Scenic enjoyment:The Property adds to the scenic character of the local rural landscape in which it lies, contains a harmonious variety of shapes and textures, and provides a degree of openness, contrast and variety to the overall landscape. 4. Significant public benefit: There is intense residential development currently occuring directly adjacent to the property on its north boundary that is already degrading the scenic character of the area. Protection of the Propery will prevent any further degradation and continue to provide an opportunity for the general public to appreciate its scenic values. The protection of the Property is consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area, as several other private properties in the vicinity are protected with conservation easements held by grantee and other land trusts. 5. Agriculture: The Property contains open meadows of native grasses, western wheat and clover that are used for hay production and the pasturing of horses.
Huerfano	28S	70W	250	113125	Colorado Open Lands	2010	To preserve significant, relatively natural habitat for lynx, black bear, elk, wild turkey; open space supported by governmental policies, including agricultural land, easily visible and preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Huerfano	28S	70W	250	113125	Colorado Open Lands	2010	To preserve significant, relatively natural habitat for lynx, black bear, elk, wild turkey; open space supported by governmental policies, including agricultural land, easily visible and preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Huerfano	30S	67W	200	244000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
Huerfano	30S	67W	200	244000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
Huerfano	34S	69W	276	94500	Colorado Division of Wildlife	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Huerfano	30	68W	152	335000	Colorado Open Land	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Huerfano	30S	66W & 67W	273	196500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Huerfano	30 S	69 W	112	195900	william j. palmer parks foundation, inc.	2007	the protection of oopen space and of relatively natural habitat
Huerfano & Las Animas	23S, 24S, 25S & 26S	60W, 61W, 62W & 63W	19010	375000	Colorado Division of Wildlife	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space
JACKSON	6NORTH	80,81, AND 82 WEST	520	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
JACKSON	5 NORTH	78 WEST	520	325000	LEGACY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
JACKSON	6 NORTH	80 WEST	192	375000	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THIS PROPERTY PROVIDES A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
JACKSON	6 NORTH	80 WEST	192	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THIS PROPERTY PROVIDES A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
JACKSON	7 NORTH	77 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	388	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust, Inc	2009	The conservation purposes furthered by my donation are scenic open space, and relatively natural habitat. The agricultural uses of this property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area, as evidenced by the Colo. State Land Board on the east and is proximal to the Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge, Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests, Roosevelt National Forest, Rocky Mountain National Park and associated Wilderness Areas. The Property is highly visible to the public from surrounding public lands. This property provides a shrubby riparian area adjacent to Sales Creek while uplands support sagebrush rangelands, lodgepole pine, mixed conifer and aspen forests. The Colo Division of Wildlife has identified the eastern slopes of Custer Mountain as Elk calving grounds, which contributes significant wildlife values. The property provides habitat for Greater Sage-Grouse and is in the immediate area defined by CDOW as vital habitat for the survival of the Greater Sage-Grouse, a species of special concern.
JACKSON	6 NORTH	80 WEST	192	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL, LAND TRUST	2008	THIS PROPERTY PROVIDES A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
JACKSON	7N AND 8N	82W OF THE 6TH PM	435	375000	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRSUT	2008	THIS PROPERTY PROVIDES A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
JACKSON	6 NORTH	80 WEST	192	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THIS PROPERTY PROVIDES A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
JACKSON	6 NORTH	80 WEST	192	375000	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL ALAND TRUST	2008	THIS PROPERTY PROVIDES A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
JACKSON	6 NORTH	79 WEST	960	375000	LEGACY LAND TRUST	2008	TO PROTECT A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES.
JACKSON	8N	8W	1608	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
JACKSON	8N	81W	1608	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
JACKSON	8N	81W	1608	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
JACKSON	8N	81W	214	132500	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
JEFFERSON	6S	70W	40	80000	MOUNATIN AREA LAND TRUST	2007	1. Undisturbed natural habitat for various species of wildlife. 2. Severe winter range for mule deer and elk. 3. Protection of property under Conservation Easement is consistent with the Conifer/285 Corridor Area Community Plan. 4. Scenic values of property can be enjoyed from local road and from Reynolds Park (Jeffco Open SpaceO, 5. More details available in Baseline Report, available on request.
JEFFERSON	6 SOUTH	70 WEST	84	629100	MOUNTAIN AREA LAND TRUST	2007	Taxpayers donated a conservation easement to Mountain Area Land Trust (MALT) on certain real property own in Jefferson County, Colorado, consisting of approximately(83) acres, more or less, in order to protect the property's conservation values perpetually. The conservation values include but are not limited to: scenic open space adjacent to other conservation easements held by MALT, and significant relative ly natural habitat for wildlife and plants. Mores specifically, preservation of the property is important for the following reasons: Relatively Natural Habitat.[1.170A-14(d)(3)] The property is in the southern Rocky Mountains and contains meadows, forests, and wetlands that provide food, shelter, breeding grounds and migration corridors for numerous wildlife species. Suitable habitat is found on the Property for three species of amphibian, 132 species of birds, 57 species of mammals and 6 species of reptiles. Scenic Enjoyment. p
JEFFERSON	6S	70W	0	375000	MOUNTAIN AREA LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES WILDLIFE HABITAT, RIPARIAN, OPEN SPACE-INCLUDING FOREST AND AGRICULTURAL AND SCENIC QUALITIES OF GREAT IMPOORTANCE TO THE GRANTOR, GRANTEE, THE PEOPLE OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLORADO. AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
JEFFERSON	5S	71W	160	375000	MOUNTAIN AREA LAND TRUST	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
Jackson	7N	82W	360	375000	Colorado Cattlemens' Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Protect agricultural use, scenic enjoyment, and habitat for a variety of animals.
Jackson	6 N	80 W, 81 W, 82 W	520	268393	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Property provides a significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife or plant community, or similarr ecosystem normaly live. The property provides habitat for a large diversity of wildlife. The Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW)has identified the North Park area and Jackson County area as a vital habitat for the Sage-Grouse. The greater sage-grouse is classified by CDOW as aspecies of special concern and is a candidate for listing under the Federal Endagered Species Act.
Jackson	6 N	80 W, 81 W, 82 W	520	45525	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses signifcant open space qualities and agricultural productivity. The property is primarily open rancnland, is agriculturally productive and is an important part of the agricultural landscape in Jackson County. This property provides a significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally live. The property provides habitat for a large diversity of wildlife. The Colorado Division of Wildlife (CDOW) has identified the North Park area in general as a vital habitat for the Sage-Grouse. The greater Sage-Grouse is classified by the CDOW as a species of special concern and is a candidate for listing under the Federal Endangered Species Act.
Jackson	6 N	80 W, 81 W, 82 W	520	15557	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses signifcant open space qualities and agricultural productivity. The property is primarily open rancnland, is agriculturally productive and is an important part of the agricultural landscape in Jackson County. This property provides a significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally live. The property provides habitat for a large diversity of wildlife. The Colorado Division of Wildlife (CDOW) has identified the North Park area in general as a vital habitat for the Sage-Grouse. The greater Sage-Grouse is classified by the CDOW as a species of special concern and is a candidate for listing under the Federal Endangered Species Act.
Jackson	6, 7 North	82 West	160	110000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	To preserve the agricultural values of the Property; To preserve the open space character of the Property; to preserve the wildlife habitat of the Property; and to preserve the scenic qualities of the Property.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	320	18750	Colorado Cattleman's Agriculturial Land Trust	2008	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	320	375000	Colorado Cattleman's Agriculturial Land Trust	2008	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	320	18750	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	7N	81W	162	68750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jackson	7N	81W	162	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Jackson	6 North	79 West	680	3816	Legacy Land Trust	2010	To protect a significant relatively natural habitat in which a fish, wildlife, or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives.
Jackson	6 North	79 West	680	12252	Legacy Land Trust	2010	To protect a significant relatively natural habitat in which a fish, wildlife, or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives.
Jackson	6 North	79 West	680	12252	Legacy Land Trust	2010	To protect a significant relatively natural habitat in which a fish, wildlife, or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives.
Jackson	6 North	79 West	680	306680	Legacy Land Trust	2010	To protect a significant relatively natural habitat in which a fish, wildlife, or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives.
Jackson	6	78	360	292500	Legacy Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Jackson	7N, 8N	81W, 82W	910	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Jackson	7N, 8N	81W, 82W	910	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	360	18750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	6N	78W	480	243750	Brown Cattle Co. Inc	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jackson	7N	77W	388	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust, Inc.	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jackson	T6N	R82W	360	18750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	360	75000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	360	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	8&9N	79W	729	555000	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Jackson	7&8N	82W	435	375000	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jackson	7N	82W	0	375000	Legacy Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Jackson	T6N	R82W	320	75000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	320	75000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	360	75000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	360	187500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	7 North	82 West	360	75000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area. The Property is of importance in preserving a local and regional working landscape. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit. This Conservation Easement provides for the preservation of land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property being compatible with the agricultural uses of other land in the vicinity. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values. Recently, the Cooperative Priorities Project led by the Colorado Coservation Trust identified the river corridors of North Park as one of 18 locations statewide that were priorities for conservation.
Jackson	T6N	R82W	320	187500	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	This Property provides significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, similar ecosystem normally live. The Property is used by a variety of wildlife species; including, but not limited to, Moose, Elk, Deer, Antelope and Bear. The Property will yield a significant public benefit, and adds to the scenic and open space character of the landscape in Jackson County. The agricultural uses of this Property are consistent with existing private conservation programs in the area and are historic. The Property is also adjacent to and provides a buffer to the Routt Natural Forest. Protection of the Property will provide a significant public benefit, as it preserves land for the scenic enjoyment of the public. Development of the Property would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape due to the agricultural land uses of this property and others in the area. North Park has been repeatedly identified in statewide surveys as having high natural resource values.
Jackson	5 North	78 West	200	325000	Legacy Land Trust	2007	The following conservation purposes are furthered by this easement: 1) the preservation of certain open space (including farmland and forest land) for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit, and 2) to protect a significant relatively natural habitat in which a fish, wildlife, or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives. The Property encompasses productive agricultural land and important natural areas. Preservation of the Property will continue to provide an opportunity for the general public to appreciate its scenic values and will help to preserve the viability of agriculture and tourism, and the viability of many animal and plant species. The preservation of the Property pursuant to this Conservation Easement will yield significant public benefit by preventing development of the Property which would contribute to the degradation of the scenic vistas available to the public, and to the degradation of this significant wildlife habitat. The Property provides migration corridors to and from Routt National Forest and nearby lands that have been conserved for wildlife habitat and open space. The property contains a rich mosaic of habitats including native grass and sedge meadows with willow-lined drainages running through, big sagebrush and silver sagebrush shrub lands on the benches about the meadows, and lodge pole pine and aspen forests at the upper elevations on the south and north areas of the Property. The Property provides valuable habitat for many species of birds and animals; a resident moose population, elk, mule deer, black bear, hawks and eagles are commonly seen on the Property.
Jackson	7N	82W	360	75000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Protection of scenic open space and natural sagebrush and aspen-lodgepole habitat adjacent to Routt National Forest for a variety of wildlife.
Jackson	6 N	80 W, 81 W, 82 W	520	45525	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses signifcant open space qualities and agricultural productivity. The property is primarily open rancnland, is agriculturally productive and is an important part of the agricultural landscape in Jackson County. This property provides a significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally live. The property provides habitat for a large diversity of wildlife. The Colorado Division of Wildlife (CDOW) has identified the North Park area in general as a vital habitat for the Sage-Grouse. The greater Sage-Grouse is classified by the CDOW as a species of special concern and is a candidate for listing under the Federal Endangered Species Act.
Jackson	5 N	78 W	200	325000	Legacy Land Trust	2007	Preservation of the property will continue to provide an opportunity for the general public to appreciate its scenic values and will help to preserve the viability of agriculture and tourism, and the viability of many animal and plant species. The preservation of the property pursuant to this Conservation Easement will yeild significant public benefit by preventing development of the property which would contribute to the degradation of the scenic vistas available to the public, and to the degredation of this significant wildlife habitat.
Jackson	5N	78W	200	325000	Legacy Land Trust	2007	Preservation of scenic open space and relatively natural habitat, including Spring Creek adjacent to Routt National Forest.
Jefferson	T5S	R71W	39	375000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2007	As stated in the Deed of Conservation Easement, this property possesses wildlife habitat, forest, open space and scenic qualities of great importance. The purpose of the easement is to preserve this land as a Relatively Natural Habitat for plants and animals as well as to provide Open Space and Scenic Enjoyment to the people of Jefferson County and the State of Colorado.
Jefferson	6S	71W	120	375000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc. a Montana non-profit Corporation	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jefferson	7S	71W	285	340450	Mountain Area Land Trust	2012	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jefferson	5S	71W	160	375000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jefferson	6 South	71 West of 6th PM	120	375000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc. a Montana non-profit corporation	2011	This easement protects relatively natural habitat for wildlife. Also preserved is the scenic character and open space of the local rural landscape. Views of the property are enjoyed by the general public from several roads and open space. This donation supports several clearly delineated governmental policies aimed at conserving scenic and wildlife habitat values.
Jefferson	6S	71W	106	333900	Mountain Area Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Jefferson	3S	71W	178	181000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	Wildlife habitat, open space
Jefferson	7S	71W	360	351000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2009	This parcel of Resort Valley Ranch West, Inc. has been put into a conservation easement with the Mountain Area Land Trust in order to preserve and protect the following values: 1. Preservation of the Property for agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, hunting, and for native plant and wildlife habitat; 2. Preservation of the scenic quality and natural character of vistas and views of the Property where visible to the public from public roads and public lands, excluding where driveways or roads on the Property connect to public roads, including the pristine appearance of the Property's major rock outcroppings, open meadows, ridge lines, and mountain peaks. Notwithstanding the foregoing, public visibility of a proposed use or activity on the Property shall not, in and of itself, automatically result in the denial of consent; 3. Preservation of the open space buffer created by the Property between the residential housing developments along Elk Creek and on Richmond Hill by limiting development to that allowed in this Deed; and 4. Preservation of the natural character of the Property by ensuring that its permitted development, uses, and operations are accomplished in a manner so as to prevent soil erosion, mitigate invasive species, and prevent pollution by toxic chemicals.
Jefferson	2S	69W	4	210000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Jefferson	7S	71W	320	283000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic
Jefferson	7 South	70West & 71West	480	260000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2008	Relatively Natural Habitat, Open Space for Scenic enjoyment and meets Clearly Delineated Government Policies of Jefferson County, the State of Colorado & the United States. The site will provide Significant Public Benefit.
Jefferson	7S	71W	320	375000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2007	Preserve scenic, water source, forest, open space, and wildlife qualities.
Jefferson	2 S	69 W	4	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreaional, scenic and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values"). The diverse environments in the area attract numerous wildlife species. The property is located approximately five miles northwest of the downtown development core of Arvada and five miles southwest of the downtown development core of Westminster, an area that has seen substantial residential development since the decommissioning of Rocky Flats Nuclear Power Plant. Such conservation values are beneficial for the community and the state of Colorado, and are consistent with setting aside land for ecological, recreational, scenic and wildlife purposes.
Jefferson	2 S	71 W	35	365000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to grantor, the people of Jefferson County and the people of the state of Colorado. The property has always been in native grass and forest, and is currently used as pasture for grazing livestock. The variety of vegetation and topography offer diverse habitats that are hospitable to numerous wildlife species, including bear, deer, elk, turkey, buld grouse, coyote, rabbit and bobcat. The property contains significant scenic, agricultural, ecological and wildlife value which is beneficial for the community and the state of Colorado in setting aside land conservation purposes.
Jefferson & Gilpin	2S	72W	202	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
KIT CARSON	9 S.	44 W.	48	371250	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
KIT CARSON	9 S.	44 W.	48	371250	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
KIT CARSON	9 S.	44 W.	48	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
KIT CARSON	9 S.	44 W.	48	371250	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
KIT CARSON	9 S.	44 W.	48	371250	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
LA PLATA	34 NORTH	8 WEST	102	189000	LA PLATA OPEN CONSERVANCY	2007	TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE AND TO KEEP THE PROPERTY AVAILABLE FOR AGRICULTURAL USES.
LA PLATA	36N	9W	147	317500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2010	IT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES THAT YIELD SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT AND TO PROVIDE FOR CURRENT AGRICULTURAL USE AND FUTURE AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES, AND IT IS THE SECONDARY PURPOSE TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE AND TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER PREDOMINANTLY IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
LA PLATA	34 NORTH	8 WEST	44	199500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2010	IT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND AND ENSURE THAT THE PROPERTY REMAINS AVAILABLE FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE AND PLANT HABITAT; AND IT IS A SECONDARY PURPOSE TO PROTECT TOEH PROPERTY'S OPEN SPACE ANS SCENIC VALUES, AND TO ENSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER PREDOMINANTLY IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, NATURAL, SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE CONDITIONS AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFER WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
LA PLATA	36 NORTH	9 WEST	138	375000	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2010	As stated in the attached appraisal and deed of conservation easement, ¿it is the primary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s productive agricultural land and ensure that the Property remains available for agricultural production, and it is the secondary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat and scenic values, and to ensure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its agricultural, natural, scenic and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property. Grantor intends that this Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including, without limitation those involving farming and ranching as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement¿.
LA PLATA	36 NORTH	9 WEST	81	260500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2009	IT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY¿S PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND AND ENSURE THAT THE PROPERTY REMAINS AVAILABLE FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND IT IS THE SECONDARY PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY¿S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC VALUES, AND TO ENSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER PREDOMINANTLY ON ITS AGRICULTURAL , NATURAL , SCENIC, AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY. GRANTOR INTENDS THAT THIS EASEMENT WILL CONFINE THE USE OF THE PROPERTY TO SUCH ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING THOSE INVOLVING FARMING AND RANCHING AND LIMITED RESIDENTIAL USE, AS ARE NOT INCONSISTENT WITH THE EASEMENT.
LA PLATA	36 NORTH	9 WEST	81	260500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2009	IT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY¿S PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND AND ENSURE THAT THE PROPERTY REMAINS AVAILABLE FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND IT IS THE SECONDARY PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY¿S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC VALUES, AND TO ENSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER PREDOMINANTLY ON ITS AGRICULTURAL , NATURAL , SCENIC, AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY. GRANTOR INTENDS THAT THIS EASEMENT WILL CONFINE THE USE OF THE PROPERTY TO SUCH ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING THOSE INVOLVING FARMING AND RANCHING AND LIMITED RESIDENTIAL USE, AS ARE NOT INCONSISTENT WITH THE EASEMENT.
LA PLATA	34 N	7 W	234	242000	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVING	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THE DONATION INCLUDE WILDLIFE PROTECTION, CONSERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AND MAINTENANCE OF OPEN SPACE AND PASTORAL LANDSCAPE VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC.
LA PLATA	35 NORTH	7 WEST	428	75000	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2007	PROTECT EXISTING AGRICULTURAL LAND AND AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES AND TO ENSURE THE RETENTION OF NATURAL, AGRICULTURAL, FORESTED, SCENIC, AND OPEN SPACE CONDITIONS.
LA PLATA	35 NORTH	7 WEST	428	300000	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2007	PROTECT EXISTING AGRICULTURAL LAND AND AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES AND TO ENSURE THE RETENTION OF NATURAL, AGRICULTURAL, FORESTED, SCENIC, AND OPEN SPACE CONDITIONS.
LA PLATA	34 NORTH	7 WEST, N.M.P.M	40	50000	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2007	As stated in the attached deed of conservation easement, ¿it is the purpose of the easement to protect the Property¿s agricultural land for growing crops and raising livestock, and it is the secondary purpose to protect the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat , and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominately in its agricultural, scenic, and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property. Grantors intend that this Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including without limitation, those involving farming, ranching, and limited residential use, as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement
LA PLATA	36 NORTH	12 WEST	140	226000	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE COSERVANCY	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT ARE TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S PRODUCTIVE AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS, TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE PROPERY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES, AND TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOR- EVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, OPEN AND SCENIC CONDITION.
LA PLATA	34 NORTH	6 WEST	180	241500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2007	It is the primary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat and productive agricultural land in a human/wildlife interface, and it is the secondary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s archaeological sites, and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its agricultural, natural and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property. Grantor intends that this Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including, without limitation those involving farming, ranching and limited residential use as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement.
LA PLATA	36 NORTH	9 WEST	103	260500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2009	1) As stated in the attached appraisal and deed of conservation easement, ¿it is the primary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s productive agricultural land and ensure that the Property remains available for agricultural production, and it is the secondary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat and scenic values, and to ensure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its agricultural, natural, scenic and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property. Grantor intends that this Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including, without limitation those involving farming and ranching as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement¿.
LA PLATA COUNTY	34 NORTH	8 WEST	0	227500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2011	It is the primary purpose of this Conservation Easement to protect in perpetuity the Conservation Values of the Property, and in particular the characteristics of the Property that make it valuable wildlife habitat for mule deer and elk, while preserving Grantor¿s rights to limited residential, agricultural and family recreational use, subject to certain limitations as set forth herein. The secondary purpose is to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, agricultural, scenic and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property, to the extent of the Grantor¿s legal rights to do so.
LA PLATTA	35N	9 WEST	105	485000	LPO5C	2008	TO PROTECT EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITANT AND GAME MIGRATION AREA.
LARIMER	PARTS OF 10 N AND 11 N	71 W	0	180000	LEGACY LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE OF EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR PLANTS AND ANIMALS, ESPECIALLY IN RIPARIAN ZONES IN WATER COURSES.
LARIMER	5N	73W	10	187500	ESTES VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
LARIMER	7 NORTH	70 WEST of the 6th P.M.	80	55000	HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE U.S. WILDLIFE LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
LARIMER	4N	72W	35	1475	ESTES VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES SIGNIFICANT OPEN SPACE, SCENIC, WILDLIFE AND PLANT HABITAT AND OTHER AESTHETIC AND ECOLOGICAL VALUES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF LARIMER COUNTY AND THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO.
LARIMER	4N	72W	35	140000	ESTES PARK LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
LARIMER	5N	73W	6	169000	ESTES VALLEY LAND TRUST	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
LARIMER	4N	72W	35	7350	ESTES VALLEY LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
LINCOLN COUNTY	14 SOUTH - 15 SOUTH	57 WEST - 58 WEST	2416	131126	THE NATURE CONSRVANCY IN COLORADO	2007	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE EASEMENT TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT IN PERPETUITY AND, IN THE EVENT OF THEIR DEGRADATION OR DESTRCTION, TO ENHANCE AND RESTORE THE OPEN SPACE AND SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL FEATURES AND VALUE OF THE PROPERTY. IT IS FURTHER THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT TO CONSERV IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND TO PROTECT RARE OR UNIQUE NATIVE PLANTS CURRENTLY KNOWN OR LATER IDENTIFIED. IN ACHIEV- ING THESE PURPOSES, IT IS THE INTENT OF THE EASEMENT TO PERMIT THE CONTINUATION OF SUCH USES OF THE PROPERTY AS MAY BE CONDUCTED CONSISTENT WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES PROTECTED HEREIN.
LOGAN	8 NORTH	52 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	10	287500	LOGAN COUNTY, COLO	2007	A RESTRICTION (GRANTED IN PERPETUITY) ON THE USE WHICH MAY BE MADE OF REAL PROPERTY.
LOGAN	9 AND 10 NORTH	53 WEST of the 6th P.M.	996	165500	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
LOGAN	9 AND 10 NORTH	53 WEST of the 6th P.M.	996	165500	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
LOGAN	9 NORTH AND 10 NORTH	53 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	954	252500	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE PROEPRTY CONTAINS PONDS, WETLANDS RIPARIAN AREAS, AND IRRIGATED HAY MEADOWS THAT PROVIDE, FOOD, SHELTER, BREEDING GROUND.
LOGAN COUNTY	PROCTOR	N/A	968	14444	DUCKS UNLIMITED AND WETLANDS AMERICAN TRUST	2007	THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS.
LOGAN COUNTY	PROCTOR	N/A	968	14444	DUCKS UNLIMITED AND WETLANDS AMERICAN TRUST	2007	THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS.
La Plata	34N	7W	39	181500	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	The purpose of the easement is to preserve, in perpetuity, the agricultural, wildlife, open space, and scenic values of the property as supported by Federal, State and Local Governmental Policies. There are sufficient water rights and irrigation infrastructure to produce crops common to the region, and the property has been mapped by the US NRCS as irrigated farmland of statewide importance. Along with thousands of acres of adjoining tribal lands, the property contributes to continuing agricultural practices as no division of the property is allowed and there is a strong trend of development in the area. The property possesses scenic values visible to the public from CR 523 in La Plata County and forage and shelter requirements for many wildlife species.
La Plata	34N and 33N	9W	480	375000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	The purpose of this Conservation Easement is to protect and enhance the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat, and it is the secondary purpose to protect the Property¿s agricultural resources, and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, agricultural, forested, scenic, and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property.
La Plata	34N and 33N	9W	480	180499	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	The purpose of this Conservation Easement is to protect and enhance the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat, and it is the secondary purpose to protect the Property¿s agricultural resources, and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, agricultural, forested, scenic, and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property.
La Plata	36N	9W	80	222825	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	it is the primary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s productive agricultural land and ensure that the Property remains available for agricultural production, and it is the secondary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat and scenic values, and to ensure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its agricultural, natural, scenic and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property. Grantor intends that this Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including, without limitation those involving farming and ranching as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement
La Plata	36N	9W	80	95925	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	it is the primary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s productive agricultural land and ensure that the Property remains available for agricultural production, and it is the secondary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat and scenic values, and to ensure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its agricultural, natural, scenic and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property. Grantor intends that this Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including, without limitation those involving farming and ranching as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement
La Plata	36N	9W	80	375000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	It is the primary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s productive agricultural land and ensure that the Property remains available for agricultural production, and it is the secondary purpose of this Easement to protect the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat and scenic values, and to ensure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its agricultural, natural, scenic and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property. Grantor intends that this Easement will confine the use of the Property to such activities, including, without limitation those involving farming and ranching as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement.
La Plata	34 North	11 West	149	255500	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2010	Primary purpose is to protect the Property's existing wildlife habitat and botanical diversity, the secondary purpose is to protect its agricultural land and opportunities and its historical/archaeological values and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, scenic, historical, agricultural, forested, and/or open space condition.
La Plata	34 North	11 West	149	255500	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2010	Primary purpose is to protect the Property's existing wildlife habitat and botanical diversity, the secondary purpose is to protect its agricultural land and opportunities and its historical/archaeological values and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, scenic, historical, agricultural, forested, and/or open space condition.
La Plata	34 North	11 West	149	252945	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2010	Primary purpose is to protect the Property's existing wildlife habitat and botanical diversity, the secondary purpose is to protect its agricultural land and opportunities and its historical/archaeological values and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, scenic, historical, agricultural, forested, and/or open space condition.
La Plata	35N	8W and 9W	194	375000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
La Plata	34	8W N.M.P.M.	54	205000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	Agricultural, irrigated hay and pasture land; Wildlife habitat, riparian area.
La Plata	T35N	R8W	81	765000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2009	The Property possesses natural, wildlife, agricultural, and open space values or ¿Conservation Values¿ which this Conservation Easement is designed to protect in perpetuity, and which provide a significant public benefit. The Property is a natural area which qualifies as a ¿relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem,¿ as that phrase is used in the Internal Revenue Code Section 170(h)(4)(A)(ii). To summarize, the purpose of the conservation easement is to protect the following Conservation Values on the Property in perpetuity: (a) Natural habitat for wildlife and plants ¿ including summer and winter range; severe winter range; summer, fall and winter concentration area; migration route; and/or overall range for a variety of species of game and nongame wildlife (b) Valuable agricultural land that can yield significant public benefit and provide future agricultural opportunities ¿ including ¿irrigated farmland of statewide importance¿ and soils classified as ¿prime farmland if irrigated¿ (c) Natural, scenic open space that can be viewed by the public, and that adjoins and buffers public land, including frontage on both sides of the Florida River. The CDOW and La Plata Open Space Conservancy have developed a scoring system to help prioritize properties for conservation of wildlife habitat. Using this system, LPOSC scored the Easement Property at 106, placing it in the highest range of properties prioritized for habitat protection. Protection of the Property and prevention of additional development will result in protection of valuable habitat. The combination of these ecological elements makes this Property unique in the area.
La Plata	34 North	12 West	265	84000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2008	The primary purpose of this Easement is to protect and enhance the Property¿s existing wild life and plant habitat, and it is the secondary purpose to protect the Property¿s productive grazing land and cropland which yield significant public benefit, and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, agricultural , and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property to such activates, including those involving wildlife and plant habitat enhancement, farming, ranching, and limited residential use as are not inconsistent with the purpose of this Easement.
La Plata	34N	8W N.M.P.M.	100	305000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	Agricultural, irrigated crop and pasture land; Wildlife habitat,riparian area, water rights including in stream flows
La Plata	35N	10W	35	230000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2008	The purpose of the subject conservation easement is to protect the following conservation values on the Property in perpetuity: -Natural habitat for wildlife - including summer and winter range, severe winter range, fall and winter concentration area, and migration route for a variety of species of game and nongame wildlife. -Natural, agricultural open space.
La Plata	35 North	7 West	428	375000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	Protect existing agricultural land and agricultural opportunities and to ensure the retention of natural, agricultural, forested, scenic, and open space conditions.
La Plata	34N and 33N	9W	480	107034	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	The purpose of this Conservation Easement is to protect and enhance the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat, and it is the secondary purpose to protect the Property¿s agricultural resources, and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, agricultural, forested, scenic, and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property.
La Plata	34 North	9 West N.M.P.N.	84	145000	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	The purposes of the easement are to protect the property's productive and agricultural lands, protect and enhance the property's existing wildlife habitat and scenic open space value, and to assure that the property will be retained forever in its agricultural, open and scenic condition.
La Plata	34N and 33N	9W	480	87467	La Plata Open Space Conservancy	2007	The purpose of this Conservation Easement is to protect and enhance the Property¿s existing wildlife habitat, and it is the secondary purpose to protect the Property¿s agricultural resources, and to assure that the Property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural, agricultural, forested, scenic, and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the conservation values of the Property.
LaPlata	35N	12W	354	250500	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2007	The conservation easement will prevent significant residential development on the property that would result in loss of habitat. This is verified by letter from the Forest Service stating that this is critical winter range for wildlife and recorded with the easement. The property receives preferential agricultural property tax treatment from the State of Colorado. The property will be retained forever predominantly in its natural agricultural and open space and scenic condition. Grantor intends that this easement will confine the use of the property to such activities especially those involving farming, ranching, livestock production and limited residential use as are consistent with the purpose of this easement. The conservation easement is contributed to a qualified organization under 501(c)(3) and 170(h) of the Internal Revenue Code. The contributed conservation easement is enforceable in perpetuity, unencumbered property and in compliance under 1.170A-14(g)
LaPlata	35 North	10 West	35	210000	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2007	A RESTRICTION (GRANTED IN PERPETUITY) ON THE USE WHICH MAY BE MADE OF REAL PROPERTY
LaPlata	36 North	9 West	81	11250	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT ARE TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S PRODUCTIVE AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS, TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE PROPERY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES, AND TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOR- EVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, OPEN AND SCENIC CONDITION.
LaPlata	36 North	9 West	81	11250	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT ARE TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S PRODUCTIVE AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS, TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE PROPERY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES, AND TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOR- EVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, OPEN AND SCENIC CONDITION
LaPlata	36 North	9 West	81	11250	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT ARE TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S PRODUCTIVE AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS, TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE PROPERY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES, AND TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOR- EVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, OPEN AND SCENIC CONDITION
LaPlata	34 North	12 West N.M.P.M	40	172500	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2008	Protection in perpetuity of three specific conservation values. The donation will protect natural habitat for wildlife, globally vulnerable montane riparian forest, and natural open space and agricultural opportunities.
LaPlata	36 North	9 West	81	11250	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT ARE TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S PRODUCTIVE AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS, TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE PROPERY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES, AND TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOR- EVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, OPEN AND SCENIC CONDITION
LaPlata	36 North	9 West	81	11250	LaPlata Open Space Conservancy	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT ARE TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S PRODUCTIVE AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS, TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE PROPERY'S EXISTING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES, AND TO ASSURE THAT THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOR- EVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, OPEN AND SCENIC CONDITION
Lake	10 S	80 W	175	375000	Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas	2007	To protect the conservation values. The conservation values on this property include relatively natural habitat for fish, wildlife and plants, and open space available for scenic enjoyment of the general public and will yield a significant public benefit.
Lake	10S	79W	160	200000	Land Trust of Upper Arkansas	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space
Lake	Township 10 South	Range 80 West of the 6th P.M.	3277	375000	State of Colorado, Dept of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife	2009	The conservation purpose of the easement is to preserve the property for open space, wildlife, public recreation and agricultural purposes. The property consists of undeveloped livestock grazing and irrigated hay meadows primarily in a natural state, and therefore has significant ecological, agricultural, scenic, open space, and wildlife habitat value all of which are of great importance to the residents of Lake County and the People of the State of Colorado, and all of which are worthy of preservation.
Larimer	7N & 8N	71W	73	115640	LEGACY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
Larimer	6N	69W	10	375000	Thompson School District R2-J	2007	Preserve natural, scenic, and open space for education and recreation.
Larimer	6 N	69 W	10	375000	Thompson School District R2-J	2007	To retain the property forever in its present natural, scenic and open space condition, to preserve the property for the education of and for the outdoor recreation by the general public, and to prevent any use that will materially impair or interfere with the conservation values of the property
Larimer	6 N	69 W	10	375000	Thompson School District R2-J	2007	To preserve the property for the education of and for the outdoor recreation by the general public and to prevent any use that will materially impair or interfere with the conservation values of the property.
Larimer	4 N	73 W	54	117187	Estes Valley Land Trust	2008	Protection of natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Larimer	5N	69W	27	125000	City of Loveland & Legacy Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat & open space
Larimer	4N	72W	20	25000	Estes Valley Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	4N	72W	20	25000	Estes Valley Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	5N	72W	41	212500	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Larimer	11 North	71 & 72 West	720	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Larimer	11 North	71 & 72 West	720	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Larimer	10N	71W	495	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Larimer	4N	73W	37	244500	Estes Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Larimer	4N	73W	37	244500	Estes Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Larimer	4N	73W	37	244500	Estes Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	10955	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	10955	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	10920	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	10920	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	58310	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	4N	73W	0	20278	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Larimer	5N	73W	10	187500	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	4N	73W	0	20278	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	4N	73W	0	182500	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	10N	69W	105	12383	Larimer County	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	8N	71W	320	700000	Legacy Land Trust	2011	To preserve the property agricultural, natural, scenic, open space, wildlife habitat and historic value both for area residents as well as others in the State of Colorado. This easement will yield a significant public benefit. The property can be viewed by the public from Rist Canyon Road as well as teh Arapahoe-Roosevelt National Forest which is adjacent to the Property. Diverse vegetative communities on the property create visual interest in the landscape with color and contrast. The Mummy Range serves as a backdrop to the west while Grey Rock provide it to the north.
Larimer	10 North	73 West	18	87500	Legacy Land Trust	2010	Wildlife Habitat and Open Space
Larimer	4N	73W	0	60833	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	4N	73W	0	365000	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	4N	73W	0	20278	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	6N	71W	1222	375000	Estes Valley Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	58345	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	58345	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	48	131250	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	10 North	73 West of the 6th P.M.	481	350000	Legacy Land Trust	2009	The purpose of this Easement is to assure that the agricultural, natural habitat, open space, historic and scenic values of the Property will be retained in perpetuity and to prevent any use of the Property that will significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Larimer	5N	72W	5	132500	Estes Valley Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Larimer	5N	69W	27	125000	City of Loveland & Legacy Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Larimer	4N	73W	54	375000	Estes Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, and scenic enjoyment.
Larimer	4N	73W	54	117187	Estes Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Larimer	5N	69W	27	375000	City of Loveland & Legacy Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat & open space
Larimer	4 N	73 W	54	140625	Estes Valley Land Trust	2008	Protection of natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Larimer	5N	69W	86	125000	City of Loveland & Legacy Land Trust	2007	Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, including a prominent ridgeline with a mature ponderosa pine forest and native short grass prairie. Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, and ecosystems on the Dakota Hogback.
Larimer	10N	69W	105	37150	Larimer County	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	10N	69W	105	12383	Larimer County	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Larimer	10N	69W	105	12383	Larimer County	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Las Animas	33S	63W	477	340000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2007	Protect relatively natural wildlife habitat of wildlife and plants and open space.
Las Animas	32S	62W	1240	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Las Animas	32s	62w	1240	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Las Animas	Bent County	Culebra Peak	3102	187500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Preservation of land areas for outdoor recreation by, or the education of, the general public; the protection of a natural habitat or similar ecosystem; the preservation of open space where preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, or pursuant to a clearly delineated federal, state, or local government conservation policy, and will yield a significant public benefit.
Las Animas	Culebra Peak	Culebra Peak	3436	187500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Preservation of land areas for outdoor recreation by, or the education of, the general public, the protection of a natural habitat or similar ecosystem, the presevation of open space where preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, or pursuant to a clearly delineated federal, state or local government conservation policy, and will yield a significant public benefit.
Las Animas	33S	68W	348	149500	Colorado Division of Wildlife/Wildlife Commission	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Las Animas	33S	68W	348	149500	Colorado Division of Wildlife/Wildlife Commission	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Lincoln	16 South	54 and 55	1760	259336	The Greenlands Reserve	2007	The conservation purposes furthered by this donation include the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife, to include migratory birds, quail, white-tail and mule deer, red fox, coyote, plants, or similar ecosystems, as well as the protection of certain open space, including farming and ranching practices. The Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Lincoln County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado.
Logan	9N and 10N	53W	954	181800	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
MESA	12	103 WEST	361	202750	MESA LAND TRUST	2007	PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF MULE DEER, AMERICAN ELK, MIGRATING A RESIDENT BIRDS AND RIPARIAN HABITAT. PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE PUBLIC AND TO PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL USE PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENTAL CONSERVATION POLICIES.
MESA	11 SOUTH	98 WEST	17	167840	MESA COUNTY LAND TRUST	2007	TO CONVEY COMMERCIAL, RETAIL, MINING AND RESIDENTIAL REDEVELOPMENT RIGHTS TO THE MESA COUNTY LAND TRUST.
MESA	13S	100W	240	140000	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY,INC	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS TO ENSURE THAT THE RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR ANIMALS AND PLANTS, SCENIC OPEN SPACE AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER, AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF, OR ACTIVITY UPON, THE PROPERTY THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR THOSE CONSERVATION VALUES. IT IS ALSO THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO REMOVE AND PRECLUDE THE RIGHT TO DEVELOP AND CONSTRUCT HOUSING ON THE PROPERTY.
MESA	15 SOUTH	102 WEST	118	310000	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	THE PROEPRTY INCLUDES SIGNIFICANT WILDLIFE AND BIRD HABITANT, AND IS IN AN AREA WHICH IS EXPERIENCING SUBSTANCIAL DEVELOPMENT THAT HAS REDUCED OPEN AND SCENIC VISTAS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC.
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	336656	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY, OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	17719	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY, OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
MESA	10 SOUTH	94 WEST	200	349600	COLROADO CATTLEMENS AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF PLANTS AND WILDLIFE AND SCENIC AND AGRICULTURAL OPEN SPACE PUSUANT TO CLEARLY.
MESA	9 SOUTH	103 WEST OF THE 6TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN	115	280313	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES HIGH-VALUE, RELATIVELY NATURAL WILDLIFE HABITANT, AGRICULTURAL, SCENIC, AND OPEN SPACE VALUES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE CONSERVANCY.
MESA	1S	2E	12	20418	MESA LAND CONSER'CY DBA MESA LAND TRUST	2011	CONSERVATION EASEMENT IN GROSS THAT WILL LIMIT THE LAND AND WATER RIGHTS.
MESA	14S	102W	480	374500	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2010	TO CONSERVE OPEN RANCHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION. TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM.
MESA	13S	103W	200	50000	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVATION, INC.	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MESA	T1S	R2E	49	24027	Mesa County Land Conservancy, Inc. dba Mesa Land Trust	2010	The conservation purpose furthered by the gift is the preservation of open space for the senic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies.
MESA	T 2 N	R 2 W	22	21060	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY, INC.	2009	TO PROTECT SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM NORMALLY LIVES. THE PROPERTY PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT WILDLIFE HABITAT, INCLUDING A CORRIDOR FOR WILDLIFE MIGRATION TO AND FROM ADJACENT LANDS AND NEARBY BLM LANDS AND THE BOOK CLIFFS.
MESA	1 NORTH	3 WEST OF UTE MERIDIAN	63	368000	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	PRESERVE RELATIVELY NATURAL WILDLIFE AND PLANT HABITATN.
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	375000	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION EASEMENT
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	177187	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION EASEMENT
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	177188	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION EASEMENT
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	375000	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	CONSERVATION EASEMENT
MESA	11 SOUTH	98 WEST	12	29575	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE EASEMENT TO ENSURE THAT THAT PROPERTY WILL FOREVER REMAIN PREDOMINANTLY IN ITS CURRENT AGRICULTURAL, SCENIC, AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION.
MESA	14 SOUTH	103 WEST OF 6TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN	1620	109167	STATE OF COLO. DIV. OF NTL. RESOURCE	2008	PRESERVATION OF VALUABLE HABITANT FOR THE GUNNISON SAGE GROUSE THE PROPERTY IS SUBSTANTTIALLY UNDISTURBED, NATURAL SATE AND THEREFORE SIGNIFICANT ECOLOGICAL AND WILDLIFE VALUE FOR THE GROUSE.
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	375000	MESA LAND TRUST	2008	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNT COMMUNITY, OR SIMIALR ECOSYSTEMN NORMALLY LIVES.
MESA	12 SOUTH	100 WEST AND 99 WEST	302	301570	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	CONSERVATION PURPOSE FOR THIS 301.57 ACRES IS TO PROTECT THE LAND, WILDLIFE, WATER FROM FUTURE DEVELOPMENT. TO PROTECT AND MAINTAIN THE NATURAL SCENIC FOREST AND OPEN SPACE ALONG WITH WILDLIFE WINTER RANGE AND MIGRATIONAL AREA.
MESA	9S	93W	472	375000	MESA LAND TRUST	2010	Wildfile habitat and open space.
MESA	10 SOUTH	95 WEST	360	283500	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS DONATED FOR THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HAB- ITAT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, AND FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOV- ERNMENT CONSERVATION POLICIES.
MESA	12 SOUTH	99 WEST AND 100 WEST	309	508575	MESA LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS LAND IS TO PROTECT THE LAND AND WILDLIFE FROM FUTURE DEVELOPMENT, TO MAINTAIN THE SCENIC NATURAL FORESTRY CONDITION AND OPEN SPACE ALONG WITH THE LANDS AGRICULTURAL VALUES.
MESA	15 SOUTH	101 WEST	70	177188	MESA LAND TRSUT	2008	CONSERVATION EASEMENT
MESA COUNTY	TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH	98 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	316	375000	MESA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY LAND TRUST	2008	THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS DONATED FOR THE PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS.
MESA COUNTY	11 SOUTH	99 WEST	11	19928	MESA LAND TRUST	2007	PRESERVATION OF THE PROPERTY WILL PROVIDE AN IMPORTANT OPEN SPACE, SCENIC VISTA AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
MINERAL	41 NORTH	1 WEST	100	353000	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF THE PROPERTY'S OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED GOVERNMENT POLICIES. aLSO THE PROTECTION OF SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL WILDLIFE AND PLANT HABITAT AND OTHER ECOLOGICAL VALUES WHICH ARE OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE DONOR, THE PEOPLE OF MINERAL COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
MINERAL	40 NORTH	2 WEST NMPM	505	375000	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2008	The property possesses open space character and scenic views, agricultural productivity, wildlife habitat, biologic diversity, and riparian an floodplain values (collectively, the ¿Conservation Values¿) that are important to the Grantor, the people of Mineral County and the people of Colorado. The property consists primarily of open ranchland and irrigated meadows that create wetlands for a variety of wildlife species and encompasses the Rio Grande river corridor, its floodplain and associated sloughs with willows and cottonwoods. The property adjoins other private land that is primarily ranchland as well as the Rio Grande National Forest and the nearby Weminuche Wilderness.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	61200	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	61200	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	127500	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	18563	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	18750	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	18750	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	22275	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	22500	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	41 NORTH	1 WEST	90	247500	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2009	The protection of the Property's significant scenic, open space, wildlife and plant habitat values and assurance that the Property will remain forever predominantly in its undeveloped, scenic, and open space condition. The preservation of open space is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, wildlife and plant habitat, and agricultural land is pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and will yield a significant public benefit.
MINERAL	40 NORTH	2 WEST	566	262500	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2009	The conservation purposes furthered by my donation are the property possesses open space character and scenic views, agricultural productivity, wildlife habitat, biologic diversity, and riparian and floodplain values (collectively the ¿Conservation Values¿) that are important to the Grantor, the people of Mineral County, and the people of Colorado. The property consists primarily of open ranchland and irrigated meadows that create wetlands for a variety of wildlife species and encompasses the Rio Grande river corridor, its floodplains and associated sloughs with willows and cottonwoods. The property adjoins other private land that is primarily ranchland as well as the Rio Grande National Forest and nearby Weminuche Wilderness.
MINERAL	40 NORTH	1 WEST AND 2 WEST	588	375000	NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE	2008	FOR THE PROTECTION OF A SIGNIFICANT NATURAL HABITAT FOR AT-RISK AND DECLINING WILDLIFE SPECIES, MOST PARTICULARLY, WETLAND AND RIPARIAN AREAS WITH LARGE MEADOWS, RIPARIAN HABITATS WITH BOTH WOODY AND HERBACEOUS HABITAT TYPES. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS VAST AND DIVERSE NATURALLY FUNCTIONING WETLANDS WHICH INCLUDE THE UNCOMMON PLANT ASSOCIATION OF GEYER'S WILLOW AND BEAKED SEDGE. THE PROPERTY ALSO CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT RIVER VALUES AS THE PROPERTY ENCOMPASSES BOTH SIDES OF THE RIO GRANDE RIVER FOR APPROXIMATELY 3,100 FEET OF RIVER LENGTH
MINERAL	37N	2E	1064	29400	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2009	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	187	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	637	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	187	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	18750	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	1064	24255	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2009	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	1064	29106	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2009	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	275	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	813	18563	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE,OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	1064	24500	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2009	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MINERAL	37N	2E	1064	294	SOUTHWEST LAND ALLIANCE	2009	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MONTEZUMA	36N	17W	200	315000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS TO ENSURE THAT THE RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR ANIMALS AND PLANTS, SCENIC OPEN SPACE AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER, AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF, OR ACTIVITY UPON, THE PROPERTY THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR THOSE CONSERVATION VALUES. IT IS ALSO THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO REMOVE AND PRECLUDE THE RIGHT TO DEVELOP AND CONSTRUCT HOUSING ON THE PROPERTY.
MONTEZUMA	38 NORTH	12 WEST	80	192000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NATURAL HABITAT, OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, SCENIC QUALITIES, AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES OF THE PROPERTY
MONTEZUMA	17 WEST	36 NORTH	111	131428	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2009	THE PURPOSE OF THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS TO ENSURE THAT THE RELATIVELY NATRUAL HABITAT FOR ANIMALS AND PLANTS, OPEN SPACE AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE RETAINED FOREVER, AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF, OR ACTIVITY UPON, THE PROPERTY THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR THOSE CONSERVATION VALUES. IT IS ALSO THE PURPOSE OF THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO REMOVE AND PRECLUDE THE RIGHT TO DEVELOP AND CONSTRUCT HOUSING ON THE PROPERTY.
MONTEZUMA	38 NORTH	12 WEST	80	1920	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NATURAL HABITAT, OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, SCENIC QUALITIES, AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES OF THE PROPERTY
MONTEZUMA	38 NORTH	12 WEST	80	190080	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NATURAL HABITAT, OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, SCENIC QUALITIES, AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES OF THE PROPERTY
MONTEZUMA	36 NORTH	18 WEST, N.M.P.M	156	375000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	THE PROPRETY POSSESSES SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT AND AGRICULTURAL AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUE.
MONTEZUMA	36 NORTH	13 WEST N.M.P.M. SECTION 31	148	80000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL RIPARIAN HABITANT AND AGRICULTURAL AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES.
MONTEZUMA	36 NORTH	13 WEST N.M.P.M SECTION 31	148	40000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2008	THE PROPERTY POSSESS SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL RIPARIAN HABITANT AND AGRICULTURAL AND SCENIC OPEN SPACE VALUES.
MONTEZUMA	36 NORTH	13 WEST	196	132000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2007	It is the primary purpose of this Easement to ensure that the relatively natural habitat and the agricultural, and open space Conservation Values of the Property will be retained forever, and to prevent any use of, or activity upon, the Property that will significantly impair those Conservation Values.
MONTEZUMA	36 NORTH	13 WEST	0	375000	MONTEZUMA LAND CONSERVANCY	2007	PROPERTY QUALIFIES AS OPEN SPACE BECAUSE IT WILL BE PRESERVED FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, IS SUPPORTED BY SEVERAL CLEARLY DELINEATED GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND WILL YIELD A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC BENEFIT.
MONTROSE	50 NORTH	10 WEST	214	320000	BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT PRESERVES LAND FOR THE PROTECTION OF OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
MONTROSE	50 NORTH	7 WEST OF THE NMPM	520	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	TO PROTECT AND CONSERVE.
MONTROSE	48N	9W	110	345000	THE VALLEY LAND CONSERVATION, BDA BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST, INC.	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space and agricultural production.
MONTROSE	49N	6W	200	205333	BLACK CANYON LAND TRUST, INC.	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, GARZIN LAND, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
MONTROSE	50	7 WEST	640	360000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2010	PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE, INCLUDING RANCH ACTIVITIES; CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE RESOURCES; CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S WILDLIFE HABITAT.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	1	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT THE PRODUTCTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT IN WHICH A FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PLANT COMMUNITY.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST INC	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT ARE THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS; AND PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMNET OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, PUSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONSERVATION POLICIES.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLAND AMERICA TRUST INC.	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THIS CONSERVATION EASEMENT ARE THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS; AND PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMNET OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, PUSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONSERVATION POLICIES.
MORGAN	4 NORTH	60 WEST	866	100000	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FOR THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO PROTECT OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS.
MORGAN AND WELD	4 NORTH (MORGAN AND WELD)	60 WEST(MORGAN); 61 WEST (WELD)	304	347500	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT.
MOntrose	49N	6W	200	102667	Black Canyon Land Trust, Inc.	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space
Mesa	10 S	95 W	593	370000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	This conservation easement is donated for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and for the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Mesa	1S	2E	59	362500	Mesa County Land Conservancy	2007	Preservation of open space and riparian habitat.
Mesa	15 South	101 West	105	185938	Mesa Land Trust	2007	The Property is in an open and substantially natural condition. The Property is very visible from and adjacent to Highway 141, the officially designated United States Department of Transportaion Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway, providing important scenic and open vists for the public. The Property is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management lands and proximate to United States Forest Service lands. The Property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands and the Property possesses important riparian and wildlife habitat along West Creek, and provides an important wildlife migration corridor, winter range, and year round grazing for deer and elk.
Mesa	15 South	101 West	105	185937	Mesa Land Trust	2007	The Property is in an open and substantially natural condition. The Property is very visible from and adjacent to Highway 141, the officially designated United States Department of Transportaion Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway, providing important scenic and open vists for the public. The Property is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management lands and proximate to United States Forest Service lands. The Property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands and the Property possesses important riparian and wildlife habitat along West Creek, and provides an important wildlife migration corridor, winter range, and year round grazing for deer and elk.
Mesa	15 South	101 West	105	185938	Mesa Land Trust	2007	The Property is in an open and substantially natural condition. The Property is very visible from and adjacent to Highway 141, the officially designated United States Department of Transportaion Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway, providing important scenic and open vists for the public. The Property is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management lands and proximate to United States Forest Service lands. The Property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands and the Property possesses important riparian and wildlife habitat along West Creek, and provides an important wildlife migration corridor, winter range, and year round grazing for deer and elk.
Mesa	11S	98W	10	195150	Mesa County Land Conservancy	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	15 S	101 W	70	153437	Mesa Land Trust	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Mesa	15 S	101 W	70	153438	Mesa Land Trust	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Mesa	Township 10 South	Range 96 West of the 6th P.M.	39	50800	Mesa Land Trust	2008	Assure that the Property will forever remain predominantly in a combination of its agricultural, scenic, and open space condition and to prevent any use of the Property that will diminish, impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Mesa	15 South	101 West	105	371875	Mesa Land Trust	2007	The Property is in an open and substantially natural condition. The Property is very visible from and adjacent to Highway 141, the officially designated United States Department of Transportation Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway, providing important scenic and open vistas for the public. The Property is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management lands and proximate to United States Forest Service lands. The Property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands and the Property possesses important riparian and wildlife habitat along West Creek, and provides an important wildlife migration corridor, winter range, and year round grazing for deer and elk.
Mesa	15 South	101 West	70	364000	Mesa Land Trust	2007	1) The Property is in an open and substantially natural condition. The property is very visible from and adjacent to Hwy. 141, the officially designated United States Department of Transportation Unaweep/Tabeguach Scenic and Historic Byway, providing important scenic and open vistas for the public. The property borders the road for 0.12 miles. The road is driven by numerous tourists every year and the protection of the property provides for public enjoyment by many tourists and local residents. 2) The Property is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management lands and adjacent to United States Forest Service lands. The Property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent National Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management lands, and the Property possesses important riparian and wildlife habitat along West Creek, and provides an important wildlife migration corridor, winter range and year round grazing for deer and elk.
Mesa	2 North	3 West	165	375000	Culundo Wildlife Heritage Foundation	2007	Open space - wildlife habitat
Mesa	15 South	101 West	105	185937	Mesa Land Trust	2007	The Property is in an open and substantially natural condition. The Property is very visible from and adjacent to Highway 141, the officially designated United States Department of Transportaion Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway, providing important scenic and open vists for the public. The Property is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management lands and proximate to United States Forest Service lands. The Property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands and the Property possesses important riparian and wildlife habitat along West Creek, and provides an important wildlife migration corridor, winter range, and year round grazing for deer and elk.
Mesa	15 South	101 West	105	371875	Mesa Land Trust	2007	The Property is in an open and substantially natural condition. The Property is very visible from and adjacent to Highway 141, the officially designated United States Department of Transportaion Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway, providing important scenic and open vists for the public. The Property is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management lands and proximate to United States Forest Service lands. The Property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands and the Property possesses important riparian and wildlife habitat along West Creek, and provides an important wildlife migration corridor, winter range, and year round grazing for deer and elk.
Mesa	14S	101W and 102W	960	290047	Mesa County Land Conservancy dba Mesa Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Mesa	14S	102W	2340	375000	Mesa County Land Conservancy dba Mesa Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Mesa	1N	2W	20	18000	Mesa County Land Conservancy dba Mesa Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Mesa	1S	2E	13	45000	Mesa County Land Conservancy dba Mesa Land Trust	2009	Open space, scenic vista and agricultural lands.
Mesa	9S	103W	126	5537	Mesa County Land Conservancy dba Mesa Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Mesa	11	98W	8	276900	Mesa Land Trust	2009	Open space, scenic enjoyment and the presrvation of "prime and unique" agriculture irrigated crop land.
Mesa	10S	96W	275	375000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Mesa	2N	2W	39	38025	Mesa County Land Conservancy	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Mesa	11 South	98 West	51	202297	Mesa Land Trust	2009	The conservation purpose, in accordance with Treasury Regulations Section 1.170A-14(d)(3), is "to protect significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, or similat ecosystem normally lives." The property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent and nearby Federal lands managed by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service. In particular, non-farmed perimeter portions of the property provide habitat for deer, elk, mountain lion, bobcats, desert bighorn sheep, brown bear, and eagles; the entire property hosts a wide variety of birds.
Mesa	9S	93W	531	375000	Mesa Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	2N	2W	39	38025	Mesa County Land Conservancy Inc.	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Mesa	1S	1E	16	15382	Mesa County Land Trust	2011	Easement to protect agriculture.
Mesa	11S	99W	14	19650	Mesa County Land Conservancy	2011	Property portects the following conservation purposes: natural habitat/wildlife, scientific and educational values, and production of food and other agricultural products.
Mesa	1N	2W	47	105750	Mesa Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	9S	92W	242	375000	Mesa Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Mesa	11S	98W	51	4989	Mesa Land Trust	2009	To protect significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant communit, or similar ecosystems normally live.
Mesa	10S	95W	170	255000	Mesa County Land Conservancy dba Mesa Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Mesa	9S	103W	126	307125	Mesa County Land Conservancy dba Mesa Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Mesa	8S	92W	180	191500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	8S	92W	180	191500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	8S	92W	180	191500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	8S	92W	180	191500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	8S	92W	180	191500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	1S	2E	37	66018	Mesa County Land Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	9S	92W and a portion of 93W	266	375000	Mesa Land Trust	2009	To protect significant, relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives.
Mesa	11S	98W	51	224750	Mesa Land Trust	2009	To protect significant relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife, or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives.
Mesa	15S	101W	70	306875	Mesa Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, and scenic enjoyment.
Mesa	10S	94W	200	320000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Mesa	1S	2E	16	82000	Mesa Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Mesa	11 South	98 West	51	9979	Mesa Land Trust	2009	The conservation purpose, in accordance with the Treasury Regulations Section 1.170A-14(d)(3) is "to protect significantly relatively natural habitat in which fish, wildlife or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives." The property provides significant wildlife habitat, including a corridor for wildlife migration to and from adjacent and nearby Federal lands managed by the US Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service. In particular, non-farmed perimeter portions of the property provide habitat for deer, elk, mountain lion, bobcats, desert bighorn sheep, brown bear, and eagles; the entire property has a wide variety of birds.
Mesa	10S	95W and 94W	680	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Mesa	10S	95W and 94W	680	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Mesa	9S	93W	531	375000	Mesa Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mesa	Township 2	Range 3 West of the Ute Meridian	100	966925	Colorado Wildlife Heritage Foundation	2007	Conservation purpose is to protect the natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants and similar ecosystems. the property contains substatial wildlife habitat and is prinmarily wetlands, open ranch land and agricultural land.
Mesa County	Township 1 South	Range 2 East of the Ute Meridaian	51	145750	Mesa County Land Conservancy	2007	The property possesses agricultural, natural, scenic, wildlife habitat and open space values.
Mineral	41 N	1W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservaton of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protecftion of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space fo the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	79968	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	245	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	79968	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	166600	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	245	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	24255	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	24500	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	813	275	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	813	22275	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	813	22500	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	294	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	29106	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	29400	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	29400	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	40N	1W	268	528893	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Mineral	40N	1W	268	433285	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Mineral	40N	1W	268	220000	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Mineral	37N	2E	813	275	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	40N	1E	377	221250	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	29400	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	37N	2E	1064	833	Southwest Land Alliance	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	40 North	2 West NMPM	566	112500	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2009	To preserve and protect the conservation values of the property in perpetuity for open space conservation purposes and for agricultural purposes such as farming and ranching, scenic qualities, and wildlife habitat. The easement is also intended to prevent any use of the property which will materially impair or interfere with the Rio Grande river corridor; and to facilitiate conservation of water quality, wetlands, wildlife habitiat and protection of the historic floodplain.
Mineral	40 north	2 west	566	112500	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjohment of the general public, and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy, yielding a significant public benefit.
Mineral	41 N	1 W	100	367500	Southwest Land Alliance	2007	Protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants or ecosystems. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public,and pursuant to a clearly delineated governmental policy,and yielding a significant public benefit.
Moffat	11N	89W	474	351450	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Moffat	11N	89W	474	355000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montezuma	36 N	13 W	226	375000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2007	A Conservation Easement protecting 226 acres of vaulable wildlife and agricultural property that encompasses a diverse canyon including 1/2 mile of the West Mancos River. The river system supports a significant riparian corridor in the developing Mancos Valley. Riparian areas are among the rarest and most important habitat types in the arid West, supporting up to 80% of vertebrate species at some point in their life cycle. The Property is part of a 4 mile stretch of private land along the West Mancos River protected by conservation easements held by the Grantee. The West Mancos River is an important wildlife migration corridor between Mesa Verde National Park, and the public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management to the south and the upper reaches of the Mancos River and the La Plata Mountains in the San Juan National Forest to the north. The Property is part of the relatively undeveloped mosaic of irrigated fields and forested lands in the West Mancos River Valley that is visible from County Road 42 and 44 and the San Juan National Forest. The 2007 Easement Property contains water rights that support, enhance and further the Conservation Values, including the continuation of historic irrigation on the Property, and the water rights will be preserved for such uses by this easement.
Montezuma	36N	13W	66	217000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2010	The Property possesses agricultural and scenic open space values and wildlife habitat of great importance to the people of Montezuma County and the people of the State of Colorado; the preservation of which will provide a significant public benefit. The Property qualifies as open space because it will be preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public; is supported by several clearly delineated government policies; and will yield a significant public benefit. The Property adds to the scenic character of the local agricultural landscape in which it lies, and its development would impair the scenic character of the local rural landscape. It is part of the scenic vista viewed from County Road 40 as it provides access to the San Juan National Forest. The current agricultural use of the Property is compatible with other land use in the vicinity. The Property is in an important agricultural area which produces primarily hay. The Property contains irrigated soils designated as Prime Farmland by the United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service. There is a foreseeable trend of intense development in the vicinity of the Property in the near future. The Property is situated proximate to major growth corridors, and increasing development pressures in the area have resulted in a rapid recent influx of new homes situated on small lots, and a concomitant disruption and diminishment of existing farming practices. There is a strong likelihood that, if the Property were to be developed instead of preserved; it would contribute to the degradation of the scenic and natural character of the area.
Montezuma	37N	16W	240	182000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montezuma	36N	13W	120	117000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2011	The preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and or pursuant to a clearly delineated federal, state or local governmental conservation policy and yields a significant public benefit. The property is highly visible and is used for irrigated farming
Montezuma	36N	13W	105	323500	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Montezuma	36N	13W	39	210000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Montezuma	36N	17W	409	375000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Montezuma	0	0	125	268500	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Montezuma	36N	13W	21	49859	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Montezuma	36 and 37 North	19 West	399	160000	The Montezuma Land Conservancy	2008	To assure that the agricultural, natural, and open space of the Property will be maintained forever and to prevent any use of, or activity on, the Property that will significantly impair those Conservation Values. It is also the purpose of this Conservation Easement to remove and preclude the right to develop and construct housing on the Property.
Montezuma	36N	15W	63	88500	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2007	The purpose of this Conservation Easement is to ensure that the relatively natural habitat and scenic open space values of the Property will be retained forever, and to prevent any use of, or activity upon, the Property that will significantly impair those Conservation Values. It is also the purpose of this Conservation Easement to remove and preclude the right to develop and construct housing on the Property.
Montezuma	36N	15W	63	88500	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2007	The purpose of this Conservation Easement is to ensure that the relatively natural habitat and scenic open space values of the Property will be retained forever, and to prevent any use of, or activity upon, the Property that will significantly impair those Conservation Values. It is also the purpose of this Conservation Easement to remove and preclude the right to develop and construct housing on the Property.
Montezuma	36 N	13 W	117	361500	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2007	1. The property qualifies as relatively natural habitat because its conservation will protect local and regionally significant aquatic and terrestrial natural communities. 2. The property is agriculturally productive for livestock, including grazing among pastures, natural meadows and forestlant 3. The property qualifies as open space because it will be preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, is supported by severaly clearly deliineated government policies, and will yield a significant public benefit
Montezuma	36N	15W	63	177000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2007	The purpose of this Conservation Easement is to ensure that the relatively natural habitat and scenic open space values of the Property will be retained forever, and to prevent any use of, or activity upon, the Property that will significantly impair those Conservation Values. It is also the purpose of this Conservation Easement to remove and preclude the right to develop and construct housing on the Property.
Montezuma Land Conservancy	36N	12W & 13W	91	417000	Montezuma Land Conservancy	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	48 N	6 W	120	275000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2007	To preserve the ability of the Property to be agriculturally productive,conserve and protect the Property's scenic and open space resources; conserve and protect the Property's wildlife habitat; and prevent any use of the Property that would significantly impair or interfere with the Conservation Values of the Property.
Montrose	48N	9W	110	345000	The Valley Land Conservancy, dba Black Canyon Land Trust, Inc.	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Montrose	48N	9W	110	345000	The Valley Land Conservancy	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Montrose	48N	9W	110	345000	The Valley Land Conservancy	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	48N	9W	110	345000	The Valley Land Conservancy, dba Black Canyon Land Trust, Inc	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Montrose	50N	6W	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6W	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6W	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6W	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6W	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6W	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6w	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6W	0	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	50N	6W	1	333750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	49N	6W	200	973330	The Valley Land Conservancy	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	47N	11W	440	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Montrose	T48N	15W of N.M.P.M.	173	320437	Mesa County Land Conservancy, Inc. dba Mesa Land Trust	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation polices.
Montrose	T48N	15W of N.M.P.M.	160	300000	Mesa County Land Conservancy, Inc. dba Mesa Land Trust	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation polices.
Montrose	T48N	15W of N.M.P.M.	120	226725	Mesa County Land Conservancy, Inc., dba Mesa Land Trust	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation polices.
Montrose	47N	11W	430	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space
Montrose	46N and 47N	16W, 17W and 18W	1200	112000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Montrose	46N and 47N	16W, 17W and 18W	1200	112000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Montrose	46N and 47N	16W, 17W and 18W	1200	112000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Montrose	51N	7W	300	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Montrose	48N	18W & 19W	165	176375	Mesa Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose	48 North	15 West	200	187500	Mesa Land Trust	2010	To conserve and protect in perpetuity, and to enhance by restoration the significant, relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife and plants and the perservatin of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public which will yield a significant public benefit and/or pursuant to a clearly delineated Federal, State, or local government conservation policy which will yield a significant public benefit, persuant to Conservation Purposes identified i Section 17(h)(4)(A)of the Internal Revenue Code.
Montrose	48 North	15 West	200	187500	Mesa Land Trust	2010	To conserve and protect in perpetuity, and to enhance by restoration the significant, relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife and plants and the perservatin of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public which will yield a significant public benefit and/or pursuant to a clearly delineated Federal, State, or local government conservation policy which will yield a significant public benefit, persuant to Conservation Purposes identified i Section 17(h)(4)(A)of the Internal Revenue Code.
Montrose	47N	11W	450	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Montrose	51N	7W	110	192500	Black Canyon Regional Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Montrose	48 North	15 West N.M.P.M.	139	209100	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2009	To conserve and protect the historic and open space values for wildlife, ranching and agriculture purposes.
Montrose	48 North	15 West N.M.P.M	139	104550	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2009	To conserve and protect the historic and open space values for wildlife, ranching and agriculture purposes.
Montrose	51	7W	320	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Montrose	48 North	15 West N.M.P.M.	139	104550	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2009	To conserve and protect the historic and open space values for wildlife, ranching and agriculture purposes.
Montrose	48 North	15 West N.M.P.M.	148	185449	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2009	To conserve and protect the historic and open space values for wildlife, ranching and agriculture purposes.
Montrose	49N	8W	170	152900	The Valey Land Conservancy, dba The Black Canyon Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose & Ouray	47N	11W	80	110000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Montrose and Ouray	47 north	11 west new mexico	140	375000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Morgan	4N	60W	866	100000	Wetlands America Trust, Inc.	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	59W	1189	6250	Wetlands America Trust, Inc.	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Morgan	4N & 5N	59W	1189	6522	Wetlands America Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	7618	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	9310	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	5643	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	5642	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	28214	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4N	57W	152	197500	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Morgan	4, 5	59	1189	6522	Wetlands America Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Morgan	4N	60W	866	5000	Wetlands America Trust, Inc.	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Morgan	4N	60W	866	5000	Wetlands America Trust, Inc.	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
OTERO	23 S.	56 W	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF OTERO COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY,THE LAND WAS ORIGINALLY PART OF INDIAN CLAIM No. 10: THE 1865 TREATY AWARDED 160 ACRES TRACT OF LAND TO SURVIVORS AND RELATIVES OF THE VICTIMS OF THE SAND CREEK MASSACRE. BECAUSE THE INDIANS CHOSE THE HAY BOTTOMLAND ALONG THE ARKANSAS RIVER, SETTLERS FARMED THE PROPERTY, WHICH WAS ONE OF THE FIRST IRRIGATED FARMS IN THE AREA. BY 1892, THE HOLBROOK CANAL WAS IN FULL OPERATION AND SUPPLYING WATER TO THE FARM. IN 1909 THE LAND WAS SURVEYED AND PLATTED IN 40 ACRE LOTS, CALLED THE FRESNO SUBDIVISION, ALTHOUGH THE 40ACRE LOTS WERE NEVER SOLD AS PLANNED. THE PROP ERTY HAS BEEN OWNED AND FARMED BY ROBERT LARRY ADCOCK AND HIS ANCESTORS SINCE 1910. CURRENTLY, THE FARM IS IRRIGATED USING FLOOD IRIIGATION. OTHER SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS ADDS TO THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES. ITS SOUTHERN BOUNDRY IS THE ARKANSAS RIVER. 27% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN, WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANTIN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UPO LESS THATN 1% OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. WETLAND AREAS ARE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY AND THE LAND BECOMES SEMI ARID RANGELAND NORTH OF THE PROPERTY WHERE THERE IS A SHARP RISE IN ELEVATION. THESE DIFFERENT LAND CHARACTERISTICS CREATE AN ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSITY OF FLORA AND FAUNA IN THE AREA. THE PROPERTIY OFFERS SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 50 IN THE SUBURBAN AREA OF THE TOWN OF SWINK. THE LAND ON BIOTH SIDES ALONG THE HIGHWAY BETWEEN LAJUNTA AND SWINK ARE ALMOST COMPLETELY DEVELOPED.
OTERO	23 S	57 W	160	277526	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
OTERO	24S	58W	26120	356250	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
OTERO	23 S.	56 W.	150	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
OURAY	46 NORTH	9 WEST NMPM	80	147500	LA PLATA OPEN SPACE CONSERVANCY	2008	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES NATURAL, WILDLIFE, AGRICULTURAL, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC VALUES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE.
OURAY COUNTY	45 NORTH	8 WEST	28	375000	VALLEY LAND CONSERVANCY	2009	1) As stated in the attached appraisal and deed of conservation easement, ¿conservation of the Property supports the following conservation purposes: open space and relatively natural habitat. The Property possesses the attributes described below which support the conservation purposes; these attributes are hereinafter referred to as the ¿Conservation Values¿. i. Open space: The Property provides a scenic open space buffer between the Town of Ridgway and less developed land to the south and west, and is near to Town open space property. The Property contains open pasture and grassland leading to a ridge, which provides a scenic backdrop visible from Ouray County Road 5, and contributing to the scenic view shed for Colorado Highway 62 and 550, both along the San Juan Skyway, a Colorado Scenic Byway. In addition, the Property provides agricultural benefits in the form of hay meadow and horse pasture. ii. Relatively Natural Habitat for Wildlife: The Property provides a movement corridor from higher elevations to lower elevation water sources for mule deer and elk, particularly by connecting an open ridge with Town of Ridgway Open Space leading down to the Uncompahgre River.¿
Otero	23 S.	56 W.	80	187500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The conservation purposed furthered by this donation include the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems, as well as the protection of certain open space, including farmland and forest land. The Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Otero County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado. Specifically, the land was originally part of Indian Claim No. 10; the 1865 Treaty awarded 160 acre tracts of land to survivors and relatives of the victims of the Sand Creek Massacre. Because the Indians chose the hay bottomland along the Arkansas River, settlers farmed the Property, which was one of the first irrigated farms in the area. By 1892, the Holbrook Canal was in full operation and supplying water to the farm. In 1909, the land was surveyed and platted in 40-acre lots, called the Fresno Subdivision, although the 40-acre lots were never sold as planned. The Property has been owned and farmed by the members of El Rojo, LLC and their ancestors since 1910. Currently, the farm is irrigated using flood irrigation. The Property is adjacent to riparian land that supports approximately 75% of the wildlife species found in Colorado. The Property offers scenic and open spaces on U.S. Highway 50 in the suburban area of the Town of Swink. The land on both sides along the highway between La Junta and Swink are almost completely developed. The Property features a significant amount of subsurface sand and gravel, and the potential for mining is considerable. Mining operations would cause degradation of the scenic and wildlife features in the area. Such agricultural, historic, scenic and natural elements make the Property worthy of preserving in its natural state.
Otero	24S	57W	26120	356250	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Otero	24S	57W	26120	356250	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Otero	24S	57W	26120	356250	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Otero	24S	57W	26120	356250	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Otero	23 S.	56 W.	80	187500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The conservation purposes furthered by this donation include the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems, as well as the protection of certain open space, including farmland and forestland. The Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Otero County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado. Specifically, the land was originally part of Indian Claim No. 10; the 1865 Treaty awarded 160-acre tracts of land to survivors and relatives of the victims of the Sand Creek Massacre. Because the Indians chose the hay bottomland along the Arkansas River, settlers farmed the Property, which was one of the first irrigated farms in the area. By 1892, the Holbrook Canal was in full operation and supplying water to the farm. In 1909, the land was surveyed and platted in 40-acre lots, called the Fresno Subdivision, although the 40-acre lots were never sold, as planned. The Property has been owned and farmed by the members of El Rojo, LLC and their ancestors since 1910. Currently, the farm is irrigated using flood irrigation. The Property is adjacent to riparian land that supports approximately 75% of the wildlife species found in Colorado. The Property offers scenic and open space on U.S. Highway 50 in the suburban area of the Town of Swink. The land on both sides along the highway between La Junta and Swink are almost completely developed. The Property features a significant amount of subsurface sand and gravel, and the potential for mining is considerable. Mining operations would cause degradation of the scenic and wildlife features in the area. Such agricultural, historic, scenic and natural elements make the Property worthy of preserving in its natural state.
Otero	23 S.	56 W.	80	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The conservation purposes furthered by this donation include the protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems, as well as the protection of certain open space, including farmland and forestland. The Property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic, and wildlife values (collectively, the "Conservation Values") of great importance to Grantor, the people of Otero County, Colorado, and the people of the State of Colorado. Specifically, the land was originally part of Indian Claim No. 10; the 1865 Treaty awarded 160-acre tracts of land to survivors and relatives of the victims of the Sand Creek Massacre. Because the Indians chose the hay bottomland along the Arkansas River, settlers farmed the Property, which was one of the first irrigated farms in the area. By 1892, the Holbrook Canal was in full operation and supplying water to the farm. In 1909, the land was surveyed and platted in 40-acre lots, called the Fresno Subdivision, although the 40-acre lots were never sold, as planned. The Property has been owned and farmed by the members of El Rojo, LLC and their ancestors since 1910. Currently, the farm is irrigated using flood irrigation. The Property is adjacent to riparian land that supports approximately 75% of the wildlife species found in Colorado. The Property offers scenic and open space on U.S. Highway 50 in the suburban area of the Town of Swink. The land on both sides along the highway between La Junta and Swink are almost completely developed. The Property features a significant amount of subsurface sand and gravel, and the potential for mining is considerable. Mining operations would cause degradation of the scenic and wildlife features in the area. Such agricultural, historic, scenic and natural elements make the Property worthy of preserving in its natural state.
Otero	24S	57W	26120	356250	The Nature Conservancy	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Ouray	T44N	R8W	158	375000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2007	The easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes pursuant to Section 170(h)(1)(C) of the Internal Revenue Code. The conservation purpose for which the Easement is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem, as described in Section 170(h)(4)(A) (ii) of the Code and Treasury Regulation Section 1.170A-14(d)(3). In particular, the Easement is granted to protect: a. the relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plant communities; b. open space.
Ouray	T44N	R8W	158	250000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2007	The easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes pursuant to Section 170(h)(1)(C) of the Internal Revenue Code. The conservation purpose for which the Easement is granted is to protect a significant relativley natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem, as described in Section 170(h)(4)(A)(ii) of the Code and Treasury Regulation Section 1.170A-14(d)(3). In particular, the Easement is granted to protect: a. the relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plant communities; b. open space.
Ouray	47N	11W	140	375000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Ouray	Ridgway	8	28	375000	Valley Land Conservancy	2009	1) As stated in the attached appraisal and deed of conservation easement, ¿conservations of the Property supports the following conservation purposes: open space and relatively natural habitat for wildlife. The property possesses the attributes described below which support the conservation purposes; these attributes are hereinafter referred to as the ¿Conservation Values.¿ i. Open space: The property provides a scenic open space buffer between the Town of Ridgway and less developed land to the south and west, and is near town open space property The Property contains open pasture and grassland leading to a ridge, which provides a scenic back drop visible from Ouray County Road, and contributing to the scenic viewshed for Colorado Highways 62 and 550, both along the San Juan Skyway, a Colorado Scenic Byway. In addition, the property provides agricultural benefits in the form of hay meadow and horse pasture. ii. Relatively Natural Habitat for wildlife: The Property provides a movement corridor from higher elevations to lower elevation water sources for mule deer and elk, particularly by connecting an open ride with the Town of Ridgway Open Space leading down to the Uncompahgre River.
Ouray	T44N	R8W	158	125000	Black Canyon Land Trust	2007	The Easement is granted exclusively for conservation purposes pursuant to Section 170(h)(1)(C) of the Internal Revenue Code. The conservation purpose for which the Easement is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosytem, as described in Section 170(h)(4)(A)(ii) of the Code and Treasury Regulation Section 1.170A-14(d)(3). In particular, the Easement is granted to protect: a. the relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plant communities; b. open space.
PARK	14 SOUTH	72 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	450	125000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
PARK	T8S	R72W	145	70000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
PARK	10 SOUTH	73 WEST	160	42667	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
PARK	TOWNSHIP 13 SOUTH	71 & 72 WEST OF 6TH P.M.	94	6500	MOUNTAIN AREA LAND TRUST	2009	The protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem and the preservation of open space (including farmland and forest land) where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
PARK	15 SOUTH	71 WEST	123	375000	PALMER LAND TRUST	2011	This property will retain, in perpetuity, the following: Relatively Natural Habitat ¿ § 1.170A-14(d)(3). Habitat for black bear, wild turkey, mule deer, elk, and pronghorn. Open Space ¿ § 1.170A-14(d)(4). Property preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, protects productive agricultural land, is supported by governmental policies, and yields significant public benefit.
PARK	7S	76W	120	270000	MOUNTAIN AREA LAND TRUST	2010	The protection of agricultural and recreational uses eliminating all but one building envelope and prohibiting all future division or subdivision of the subject property.
PARK	15 S	71 WEST	840	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	THE PROPERTY IS PRIMARILY OPEN RANCHLAND, IS AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE.
PARK	TOWNSHIP 13 SOUTH	71 & 72 WEST OF 6TH P.M.	94	76500	MOUNTAIN AREA LAND TRUST	2009	The protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystem and the preservation of open space (including farmland and forest land) where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
PARK	T8S	R72W	145	28000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
PARK	14 SOUTH	72 WEST OF THE 6TH P. M.	450	125000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
PARK	14 SOUTH	72WEST OF THE 6TH P.M.	450	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEARS, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLES AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND.
PARK	10 SOUTH	73 WEST	160	42667	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
PARK	15S	72W	432	58500	WILLIAM J. PALMER PARKS FOUNDATION	2010	Relatively natural habitat, open space, agricultural production and scenic values.
PARK	15S	72W	432	295250	WILLIAM J. PALMER PARKS FOUNDATION	2010	Relatively natural habitat, open space, agricultural production and scenic values.
PARK	15S	72W	432	29250	WILLIAM J. PALMER PARKS FOUNDATION	2010	Relatively natural habitat, open space, agricultural production and scenic values.
PARK COUNTY	8 SOUTH	76 WEST OF THE 6THP.M	3	52750	COLROADO OPEN LANDS	2008	TO PRESERVE LAND FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION BY OR EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL, PUBLIC TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT.
PITKIN	10 SOUTH	84 WEST	0	353250	CITY OF ASPEN	2007	CRITICAL OPEN SPACE FOR USE BY THE PUBLIC AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF A PUBLIC TRAIL CONNECTION BETWEEN TWO REGIONAL COMMUTER TRAILS.
PITKIN	10 SOUTH	84 WEST	0	353250	CITY OF ASPEN	2007	CRITICAL OPEN SPACE FOR USE BY THE PUBLIC AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF A PUBLIC TRAIL CONNECTION BETWEEN TWO REGIONAL COMMUTER TRAILS.
PITKIN	10S	88W	9	50000	ROARING FORK CONSERVANCY	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES OF THE LARSON CONSERVATION EASEMENT INCLUDE PROTECTION OF NATURAL HABITANT OF PLANTS ECOSYSTEMS.
PITKIN	10 SOUTH	88 WEST OF 6TH PM	3	87500	ROARKING FORK CONSERVANCY	2007	OPEN SPACE PRESERVED FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL CONSERVATION POLICY.
PITKIN	8 SOUTH	87 WEST	56	187500	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	OPEN SPACE,SCENIC AND FARMLAND,PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED GOVERNMENT POLICIES. RELATIVLEY NATURAL IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SAGEBRUSH SHRUBLANDS AND RIPARIAN AREAS.
PITKIN	8 SOUTH	87 WEST	56	187500	ASPEN VALLEY LAND TRUST	2008	OPEN SPACE, SCENIC AND FARMLAND , PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINIATED GOVERNMENT POLICIES. RELATIVELY NATURAL IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR PLANTS AND WILDLIFE INCLUDING SAGEBRUSH AND RIPARIAN AREAS.
PITKIN	9 SOUTH	85 WEST	1	50000	ROARING FORK CONSERVANCY	2008	PUBLIC RECREATION ACCESS, SCENIC VALUES, NATURAL HABITANT, EDUCATIONAL VALUES.
PROWERS	23 S.	41W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARM LAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC,SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(COL LECTIVELY THE COSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROW- ERS COUNTY, CO. AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERR IN THE FLOOD PLAIN OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER WHICH RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY ALONG WITH THE FRONTIER CANAL. THE RIVER ADDS HABITAT VALUE BY PROVIDING A WILDLIFE MOVEMENT CORRI- DOR FROM THE RIPARIAN HABITAT INCLUDING WILD TURKEYS, PHEASANTS, QUAIL, MULE AND WHITE TAILED DEER, tHE LESSER PRAIRIE CHICKEN WHICH IS RARELY FOUND IN COLO, CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY. APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLO. ARE DEPENDANT ON REPARIAN AREAS DURING A PORTIONN OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE. THIS IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT BECAUSE RIPARIAN AREAS COMPRISE LESS THAT 1% OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORAD. THE REST OF THE PROPERTY IS IRRIGATED CROP LAND, DRY LAND CROP LAND AND ALSO USED TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK THERE ARE A NUMBER OF RURLA HOMES IN THE AREA AND THE TOWN OF TRAIL CITY IS 2 MILES WEST OF THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SUCH SIGNIF- ICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
PROWERS	22 SOUTH	45 WEST	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITAT, PLANTS WATER RESOURCES AND PRESEVER AGRICULTURAL LAND. MINERAL EXTRACTION IS PROHIBITED.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILD LIFE VALUES(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSRVATION VALUES)OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND THE FRONTIER CANAL FLOW THROUGH THE PROPERTY. THE REIVER ADDS HABITAT VALUE BY PROVIDING A WILD LIFE MOVEMENT CORRIDOR FROM THE RIPARIAN HABITAT. APPROXIMATELY 75% OF WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOW OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO ARE DEPENDANT ON RIPARIAN AREAS DURING A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE. THIS IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT BECAUSE RIPARIAN AREAS COMPRISE LESS THAN 1% OF LAND MASS IN COLORADO. THE REST OF THE PROPERTY IS IRRIGATED CROP LAND, DRY LAND CROP LAND, AND ALSO USED TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK. THERE ARE A NUMBER OF RURAL HOMES IN THE AREA AND THE TOWN OF HOLLY IS 3.5 MILES NORTHWEST OF THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAL. MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENC WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SUCH SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
PROWERS	22 SOUTH	45 WEST	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITAT, WATER RESOURCES AND PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND, MINERAL EXTRACTION IS PROHIBITED.
PROWERS	22 SOUTH	45 WEST	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITAT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES AND PRESERVE AGRICAULTURAL LAND. MINERAL EXTRACTION IS PROHIBITED.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	371250	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR GRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVWER RUN THROUGH THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE SHORT GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY, 9.3% IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RAPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO AND THAT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO AND DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREA DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND BUTTE CREEK FLOW NEAR THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAT ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. DIFF- ERENT LAND USES COME TOGETHER ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH ALSO HAS A DRYLAND FIELDS AND NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE, CREATING S GREAT DIVERSITY OF FLORA AND FAUNA. THE NATUR- AL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA AND IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL, RE- CREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W	52	368500	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS, COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PORTION OF THE PROPERTY HOSTS SAND SAGE BUSH, A PLANT SPECIES UPON WHICH CERTAIN DECLINING SAGEBRUSH-DEPENDENT SPECIES RELY. THE COLORADO DIV. OF WILDLIFE HAS TAKEN PARTICULAR INTEREST IN HABITAT NEEDS AND MANAGEMENT FOR SUCH SPECIES. THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER RUNS NORTH OF THE PROPERTY, AND THE PROPERTY SERVES AS AN IMPORTANT CORRIDOR FOR NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. THE REST OF THE PROPERTY IS IRRIGATED CROP LAND. THERE ARE A NUMBER OF RURAL HOMES IN THE AREA, AND THE TOW N OF HOLLY IS 1.5 MILES AWAY.
PROWERS	22S.	47 W.	60	375000	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS, COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY, WITH WETLANDS ON THE PROPERTY 61.8% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN, WHICH IS SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. RIPARIAN AREAS SERVE TO SUPPORT 75% OF WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE.
PROWERS	23 S.	43 W.	58	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY WITH WETLANDS ON THE PROPERTY; 32.7% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN, WHICH IS SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. RIPARIAN AREAS SERVE TO SUPPORT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEI LIFE CYCLE. THE PROPERTY IS ADJACENT TO THE DOW GRANADA WILDLIFE AREA, FROM WHICH IS NOT SEPERATED BY A FENCE.
PROWERS	22 S.	47 W.	107	375000	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS, COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY, WITH WETLANDS ON THE PROPERTY 68.4% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN, WHICH IS SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. IN ADDITION THE PROPERTY HAS IRRIGATED FIELDS, DRYLAND FIELDS AND NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED AND DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. IN ADDITIOM THE PROPERTY OFFERS A SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE IN THE SUBURBAN AREA OF THE CITY OF LAMAR.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W.	75	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS, COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY, WITH WETLANDS ON THE PROPERTY 5% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN, WHICH IS SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. RIPARIAN AREAS SERVE TO SUPPORT 75% OF WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLES. THE PROPERTY IS ADJACENT TO THE DOW GRANADA WILDLIFE AREA, FROM WHICH IS NOT SEPERATED BY A FENCE.
PROWERS	23 S.	43 W.	80	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS, COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY, WITH WETLANDS ON THE PROPERTY 7.9% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN, WHICH IS SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. RIPARIAN AREAS SERVE TO SUPPORT 75% OF WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLES. THE PROPERTY IS ADJACENT TO THE DOW GRANADA WILDLIFE AREA, FROM WHICH IS NOT SEPERATED BY A FENCE.
PROWERS	23 S.	43 W.	93	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FOR SUCH SPECIES AS MOUNTAIN LION, BLACK BEAR, ELK, MULE DEER, GOLDEN EAGLE AND NUMEROUS SONGBIRDS AND SMALL MAMMALS. THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE IS ALSO TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PROTECT PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL LAND INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectivel, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS, COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY, WITH WETLANDS ON THE PROPERTY 21.7% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN, WHICH IS SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. RIPARIAN AREAS SERVE TO SUPPORT 75% OF WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLES. THE PROPERTY IS ADJACENT TO THE DOW GRANADA WILDLIFE AREA, FROM WHICH IS NOT SEPERATED BY A FENCE.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	371250	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITYAND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE AGRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER RUN THROUGHT THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZ LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES.
PROWERS	22 S.	44 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	TO PROTECT AND PROVIDE HABITAT FOR A LARGE VARIETY OF ANIMALS SOME OF WHICH ARE ENDANGERED, THREATENED OR OF SPECIAL CONCERN AND TO PRESERVE SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATION AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W.	60	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSES FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES (COLLECTIVELY, THE "CONSERVASTION VALUES")OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER FLOWS NEAR THE PROPERTY; A LARGE RAPARIAN AREA IS NORTH OF THE PROPERTY, WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RAPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENTOF THE LAND MASS OF COLORADO. DIFFERENT LAND USES COME TOGETHER ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH ALSO HAS DRYLAND FIELDS AND NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE, CREATING A GREAT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA AND IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES.
PROWERS	22 SOUTH	44 WEST	40	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	TO PROTECT AND PROVIDE HABITAT FOR A LARGE VARIETY OF ANIMALS SOME OF WHICH ARE EN- DANGERED, THREATENED OR OF SPECIAL CONCERN, AND TO PRESERVE SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATION AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA.
PROWERS	23 S.	44 W.	100	373625	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT FO FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. ON THE PROPERTY BOTH NATIVE GRASS PASTURE AND IRRIGATED FIELDS OCCUR, ADJACENT PROPERTIES CONTAIN PONDS AND WETLANDS. THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER IS 1.2 MILES NORTH OF THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER, PONDS AND THE WETLAND AREAS ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. THE RIVER,PONDS AND THE WETLANDS ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WATERFOWL SPECIES. THE PROPERTY AND THE LANDIN THE AREA ARE USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GRO DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES.
PROWERS	23 S.	44 W.	108	375000	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONMATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLANND AND FORESTT LAND. THE PROPERTY HAS A NUMBER OF SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS THAT MAKE IT DESIRABLE AS A CONSERVATION EASEMENT. ON THE PROPERTY BOTH NATIVE GRASS PASTURES AND IRRIGATED FIELDS OCCUR. ON THE PROPERTY THERE ARE PONDS AND WETLANDS. THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER IS 1.2 MILES NORTH OF THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE RIPARIAN AND WETLAND AREAS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. THE PROPERTY AND THE LANDIN THE AREA ARE USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZ LIVESTOCK. ALL DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES.
PROWERS	23 S.	44 W.	87	375000	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITYAND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE AGRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER RUN THROUGHT THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZ LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES.
PROWERS	23 SOUTH	42 WEST	40	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTO, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. THERE ARE CURRENTLY 40 PERMITTED ACTIVE MINES IN PROWERS COUNTY, AND THE POTENTIAL FOR MINES IS SIGNIFICANT. ELEVEN OF THESE MINES ARE COUNTY OWNED AND DO NOT SELL RETAIL PRODUCT. ALL BUT ONE OF THE RETAIL OPERATIONS ARE LOCATED FARTHER WEST OF LAMAR. THIS LEAVES ONLY ONE MINE NEAR HOLLY AND AS SUCH, DEMAND IN THIS SPECIFIC LOCATION IS SIGNIFICANT. MINING OPERATIONS HAVE CAUSED DEGRADDATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
PROWERS	22 SOUTH	45 WEST	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTO, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. PARTICULARLY THE PROPERTY LIES IN THE FLOOD PLAI OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERTY AND THE LAND IN THE AREA ARE USED TO GROW IRRIGATED AND DRYLAND CROPS AND TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK. THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES.THE RIPARIAN AREA AND THE WETLANDS OFFER OPPORTUNITIES FOR FISHING, BOATING, BIRD WATCHING, WATER FOWL HUNTING, SMALL GAME HUNTING, HAWKING/FALCONRY AND BIG GAME HUNTING. THE DEER HUNTING ON THIS PROPERTY IS SO GOOD THAT THE PROPERTY HAS BEEN FEATURED IN HUNTING MAGAZINES AND ON TELEVISION SHOWS.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	371250	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTO, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. PARTICULARLY THE PROPERTY LIES IN THE FLOOD PLAI OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERTY AND THE LAND IN THE AREA ARE USED TO GROW IRRIGATED AND DRYLAND CROPS AND TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. S SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY, 9% IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF LAND MASS IN COLORADO AND THAT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWNOR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO ARE DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREAS DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE
PROWERS	23 SOUTH	43 WEST	68	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL, RECREATIONAL SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE GRANTOR AND THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY LIES IN THE FLOOD PLAIN OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER RUNS 1/4 MILE WEST OF THE PROPERTY. THE PROPER- TY AND THE LAND IN THE AREA ARE USED TO GROW IRRIGATED AND DRYLAND CROPS AND TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK. THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES.
PROWERS	22 SOUTH	45 WEST	80	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTO, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. PARTICULARLY THE PROPERTY LIES IN THE FLOOD PLAI OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERTY AND THE LAND IN THE AREA ARE USED TO GROW IRRIGATED AND DRYLAND CROPS AND TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK. THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES.THE RIPARIAN AREA AND THE WETLANDS OFFER OPPORTUNITIES FOR FISHING, BOATING, BIRD WATCHING, WATER FOWL HUNTING, SMALL GAME HUNTING, HAWKING/FALCONRY AND BIG GAME HUNTING.
PROWERS	22 SOUTH	45 WEST	80	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	TO PROTECT AND PROVIDE HABITAT FOR A LARGE VARIETY OF ANIMALS SOME OF WHICH ARE ENDANGERED, THREATENED OR OF SPECIAL CONCERN AND TO PRESERVE SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, REC REATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUES CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W.	80	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDESTHE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATIRAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC,RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTO THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS FLOWS NEAR THE PROPERT; A LARGERIPARIAN AREA IS NORTH OF THE PROPERTY WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. DIFF ERENT LAND USES COME TOGETHER ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH ALSO HAS DRYLAND FIELDS AND NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE, CREATING A GREAT DIVERSITY OF FLORA AND FAUNA. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS COSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA AND IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSESE.
PROWERS	23 SOUTH	42 WEST	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTO, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. THERE ARE CURRENTLY 40 PERMITTED ACTIVE MINES IN PROWERS COUNTY, AND THE POTENTIAL FOR MINES IS SIGNIFICANT. ELEVEN OF THESE MINES ARE COUNTY OWNED AND DO NOT SELL RETAIL PRODUCT. ALL BUT ONE OF THE RETAIL OPERATIONS ARE LOCATED FARTHER WEST OF LAMAR. THIS LEAVES ONLY ONE MINE NEAR HOLLY AND AS SUCH, DEMAND IN THIS SPECIFIC LOCATION IS SIGNIFICANT. MINING OPERATIONS HAVE CAUSED DEGRADDATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
PROWERS	23	42 WEST	37	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES (collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTO, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. THERE ARE CURRENTLY 40 PERMITTED ACTIVE MINES IN PROWERS COUNTY, AND THE POTENTIAL FOR MINES IS SIGNIFICANT. ELEVEN OF THESE MINES ARE COUNTY OWNED AND DO NOT SELL RETAIL PRODUCT. ALL BUT ONE OF THE RETAIL OPERATIONS ARE LOCATED FARTHER WEST OF LAMAR. THIS LEAVES ONLY ONE MINE NEAR HOLLY AND AS SUCH, DEMAND IN THIS SPECIFIC LOCATION IS SIGNIFICANT. MINING OPERATIONS HAVE CAUSED DEGRADDATION OF THE SCENIC AND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
PROWERS	23 S	43 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE LAND LIES IN THE FLOOD PLAIN OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES, AND THE PROPERTY IS USE TI GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, DRYLAND CROPS AND TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK. THE DIVERSITY OF THE PROPERTY MAKES IT HOME TO VARIED FLOR AND FAUNA, WHICH NATURAL ELEMENTS ARE WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND BUTTE CREEK FLOW NEAR THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAT ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. DIFF- ERENT LAND USES COME TOGETHER ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH ALSO HAS A DRYLAND FIELDS AND NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE, CREATING S GREAT DIVERSITY OF FLORA AND FAUNA. THE NATUR- AL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA AND IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL, RE- CREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES.
PROWERS	23 S.	43 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY, WITH WETLANDS ON THE PROPERTY: 16.6% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAT ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. RIPARIAN AREAS SERVE TO SUPPORT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE. THE PROPERTY IS ADJACENT TO THE "DOW/GRANADA WILDLIFE AREA, FROM WHICH IS NOT SEPERATED BY FENCE. THE PROPERTY HAS BEEN USED TO GROW IRRIGATED AND DRYLAND CROPS AND TO GRAZE LIFESTOCK AT ONE TIME THE PROPERTY WAS PART OF THE AMITY FARM COLONY STARTRED IN 1897 BY COLONEL THOMAS HOLLAND OF THE SALVATION ARMY, TO PROVIDE AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE SLUMS AND SWEAT SHOPS OF THE LARGE EASTERN CITIES FOR THE CITIES POOR RESIDENTS. MORE THAN 5,000 WOULD BE SETTLERS APPLIED FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO FIND A BETTER LIFE BY FARMING IN COLO AND BY 1905, 35 TO 55 FAMILY UNITS FORMED A SIZEEABLE TOWN. THE EXPERIMENT EVENTYUALLY FAILED BECAUSE THE SETTLERS FOUND WESTERN FARMING DIFFERENT FROM EASTERN FARMIG. THE COLON ALSO INCLUDED AN ORPHANAGE THAT LATER BECAME S TUBERCULOSIS CARE FACILITY. SUCH SIGNIFICANT NATURAL AND HISTOORICA ELEMENTS MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	123750	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR GRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVWER RUN THROUGH THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE SHORT GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY, 9.3% IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RAPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO AND THAT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO AND DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREA DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	371250	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR GRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVWER RUN THROUGH THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE SHORT GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY, 9.3% IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RAPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO AND THAT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO AND DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREA DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	371250	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR GRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVWER RUN THROUGH THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE SHORT GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY, 9.3% IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RAPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO AND THAT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO AND DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREA DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND BUTTE CREEK FLOW NEAR THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAT ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. DIFF- ERENT LAND USES COME TOGETHER ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH ALSO HAS A DRYLAND FIELDS AND NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE, CREATING S GREAT DIVERSITY OF FLORA AND FAUNA. THE NATUR- AL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA AND IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL, RE- CREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES.
PROWERS	23 S.	41 W.	0	123750	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR GRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVWER RUN THROUGH THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE SHORT GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY, 9.3% IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RAPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO AND THAT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO AND DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREA DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE.
PROWERS	23 S.	42 W.	0	375000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR, THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY, THE CHANNEL OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER AND BUTTE CREEK FLOW NEAR THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED RIPARIAN WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THAT ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO. DIFF- ERENT LAND USES COME TOGETHER ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH ALSO HAS A DRYLAND FIELDS AND NATIVE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIE, CREATING S GREAT DIVERSITY OF FLORA AND FAUNA. THE NATUR- AL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA AND IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL, RE- CREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES.
PUEBLO	21 S	63 W	25	65520	KEEP PUEBLO BEAUTIFUL	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES OPEN RANCHLAND,OPEN MEADOWS,WOODS,SPRINGS AND A LAKE AREA. PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL MAINTAIN OPEN AGRICULTURAL AND RANCHING LANDS; MAINTAIN SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE VALUES,CONTRIBUTE TO THE ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF THE PROPERTY BY REMOVING DEVELOPMENT FROM THE PROPERTY ADN CONSERVE THE HISOTICAL NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE
PUEBLO	21S	63W	25	65520	KEEP PUEBLO BEAUTIFUL	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES OPEN RANCH LAND,OPEN MEADOWS,WOODS, SPRINGS AND A LAKE AREA. PROTECTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL MAINTAIN OPEN AGRICULTURAL AND RANCHING LANDS; MAINTAIN SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE VALUES,CONTRIBUTE TO THE ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF THE PROPERTY BY REMOVING DEVELOPMENT FROM THE PROPERTY AND CONSERVE THE HISTORICAL NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE SPECIES
PUEBLO	21 SOUTH	60 West of 6th p.m.	33	252500	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	PROTECTION OF SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS AND ECOSYSTEMS. PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.K
PUEBLO	18S	60W	1440	101000	PALMER LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	67 & 68 WEST	503	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(collectively, the CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR THE PEOPLE OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTY FEATURES AN INORDINATE AMOUNT OF SUBSURFACE SAND AND GRAVEL. POTENTIAL MINING OPERATIONS WOULD CAUSE DEGRADATION OF THE SCENICAND WILDLIFE FEATURES IN THE AREA. SIGNIFICANT NATURAL ELEMENTS, INCLUDING DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA ON THIS PROPERTY MAKE THE PROPERTY WORTHY OF PRESERVING IN ITS NATURAL STATE
PUEBLO	24 SOUTH	66 WEST	614	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT IS DONATED FOR THE PURPOSE OF A RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF WILDLIFE AND PLANTS, AND FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOY- MENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, PURSUANT TO CLEARLY DELINEATED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONSERVATION POLICIES.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	62 WEST	98	20120	COLORADO NATIONAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	62 WEST	98	19328	COLROADO NATIONAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES.
PUEBLO	24 SOUTH	65 W	1095	226250	LOWER ARK VALLEY WATER CONSERVANCY	2007	FOR THE EXCLUSIVE PURPOSE OF ASSURING THAT, LENDER GRANTEE'S PERPETUAL STEWARDSHIP, THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITANT AND SCENIC QUALITIES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE CONSERVED FOREVER.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	62 WEST	98	67230	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	62 WEST	98	19282	COLROADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	62 WEST	98	18950	COLROADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	62 WEST	98	91575	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES.
PUEBLO	22 SOUTH	62 WEST	98	91575	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC, AND WILDLIFE VALUES.
PUEBLO	21 SOUTH	61 WEST	36	91575	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	TO PROTECT SCENIC QUALITIES, WILDLIFE HABITANT, PLANTS, WATER RESOURCES AND PRESERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND AND MINERAL EXTRACTION PROHIBITED.
PUEBLO	25 SOUTH	67 WEST	0	275000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE PROPERTY POSSESSES OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC VALUES WITH GRASSLAND AND A SIGNIFICANT LOCAL LAND FEATURE.
PUEBLO	24 SOUTH	68 WEST	217	375000	COLORADO OPEN LANDS	2008	THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY INCLUDE, OPEN SPACE, AGRICULTURAL, SCENIC AND RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT.
PUEBLO	21 SOUTH	68 WEST	1520	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, OPEN SPACE, CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITANT AND SCENIC QUALITIES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE CONSERVED FOREVER.
PUEBLO	21 SOUTH	68 WEST	1520	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, OPEN SPACE, CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITANT AND SCENIC QUALITIES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE CONSERVED FOREVER.
PUEBLO	21 SOUTH	68 WEST	1520	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULUTRAL LAND TRUST	2008	AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, OPEN SPACE, CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITANT AND SCENIC QUALITIES OF THE PROPERTY WILL BE CONSERVED FOREVER.
PUEBLO	24 SOUTH	68 WEST	55	371000	COLORADO NATURAL LAND TRUST	2007	Grantor intends to convey theis deed to Granteefor the exclusive purpose and with the intent of creating a conservation easement (the "Consrevation Easement") in accordance with C.R.S. Sec 38-30.5-101, et.seq. assuring that the Conservation Values of the Property will be conserved and maintained forever, and that uses ofthe Property that are inconsistent with the Conservation Values will be prevented or corrected. The purpose of the Conservation Easement is to preserve and protect in perpetuity the Conservation Values of the Property. It is also the purpose of the Conservation Easement topermit certain other uses of the Property, which uses are expressly described herein, that are consistent with the foregoing goals and to prohibit uses that are inconstant with these goals.
Park	9S	76W	160	24360	Mountain Area Land Trust	2007	The Property is in the southern Rocky Mountains and contains grasslands and forests that provide food, shelter, breeding grounds, and movement corridors for numerous wildlife species. The Property provides transitional and/or seasonal big game habitat for mule deer and rocky mountain elk and marginal habitat for the American pronghorn antelope. Predatory species would include bobcat, coyote, fox, black bear and mountain lion. Other mammals of note would include badger, raccoon, squirrels, chipmunks and various species of mice, voles, gophers. Avian species of note would include; stellar jays, Clark¿s nutcrackers, various species of hawks and owls including; red-tailed hawk, goshawks, sharp shinned hawks, great horned owls, and golden eagles. Higher elevations of the Property are vegetated with bristlecone and limber pine and Douglas fir trees and provide both vegetative and topographic thermal cover, both for deer and elk, a habitat component that is extremely rare in most of South Park. Lower elevations are mostly open sagebrush ¿ mountain grasslands and would provide spring, summer, and fall habitat for antelope. The Property qualifies as open space because it includes grass and forest land and it will be preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, and will yield a significant public benefit. The Property adds to the scenic character of the local rural landscape in which it lies, contains a harmonious variety of shapes and textures, and provides a degree of openness, contrast, and variety to the overall landscape. A large portion of the Property possesses open space and scenic mountain vistas that may be viewed by and is visually accessible to the general public from Park County¿s ¿Elkhorn Road¿ (CR 15), which thoroughfare is open to and actively utilized by residents of Park County and the State of Colorado.
Park	15 SOUTH	73 WEST	169	106500	MOUNTAIN AREA LAND TRUST	2009	TO CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE PROPERTY'S SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE RESOURCES. TO PRESERVE THE PROPERTY'S DIVERSE WILDLIFE AND WILDLIFE HABITAT; TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WOULD SIGNIFICANTLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
Park	9S	75W	600	312000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Park	14S	72W	450	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Park	14S	72W	450	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Park	14S	72W	450	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Park	14S	72W	450	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Park	15S	72W	665	375000	William J. Palmer Parks Foundation	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Park	15S	72W	665	375000	William J. Palmer Parks Foundation	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Park	8S	76W	1453	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, outdoor recreation by the general public and to preserve historically important land or structures.
Park	11S	72&73W	321	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Park	9S	75W	600	312000	Mountain Area Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Park	11S	72&73W	321	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Park	14W	71&72W	612	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Park	14W	71&72W	612	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Park	14W	71&72W	612	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Park	14W	71&72W	612	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Park	11S	72W	160	293000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2012	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Park	14S	72W	450	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Park	14S	72W	450	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Park	14S	72W	450	125000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Park	14S	72W	450	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Park	9S	76W	160	24360	Mountain Area Land Trust	2007	The Property is in the southern Rocky Mountains and contains grasslands and forests that provide food, shelter, breeding grounds, and movement corridors for numerous wildlife species. The Property provides transitional and/or seasonal big game habitat for mule deer and rocky mountain elk and marginal habitat for the American pronghorn antelope. Predatory species would include bobcat, coyote, fox, black bear and mountain lion. Other mammals of note would include badger, raccoon, squirrels, chipmunks and various species of mice, voles, gophers. Avian species of note would include; stellar jays, Clark¿s nutcrackers, various species of hawks and owls including; red-tailed hawk, goshawks, sharp shinned hawks, great horned owls, and golden eagles. Higher elevations of the Property are vegetated with bristlecone and limber pine and Douglas fir trees and provide both vegetative and topographic thermal cover, both for deer and elk, a habitat component that is extremely rare in most of South Park. Lower elevations are mostly open sagebrush ¿ mountain grasslands and would provide spring, summer, and fall habitat for antelope. The Property qualifies as open space because it includes grass and forest land and it will be preserved for the scenic enjoyment of the general public pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, and will yield a significant public benefit. The Property adds to the scenic character of the local rural landscape in which it lies, contains a harmonious variety of shapes and textures, and provides a degree of openness, contrast, and variety to the overall landscape. A large portion of the Property possesses open space and scenic mountain vistas that may be viewed by and is visually accessible to the general public from Park County¿s ¿Elkhorn Road¿ (CR 15), which thoroughfare is open to and actively utilized by residents of Park County and the State of Colorado.
Park	12 S	73 W	321	75	Colorado Cattlemen's Agriculture Land Trust	2007	1. The protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife or plants, or a similar ecosystem. 2. The preseravation of open space, including farmland and forest land, where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Park	8 South	72 West	35	143000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The conservation purpose for which the easement is granted is to protect a significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similar ecosystem.
Park	12 S	73 W	321	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agriculture Land Trust	2007	1. The protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants, or similary ecosystem; and 2. The preservation of open space (including farmland and forest land) where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Park	12 S	73	321	75	Colorado Cattlemen's Agriculture Land Trust	2007	1. The protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife or plants, or similary ecosystem. 2. The preservation of open space (including farmland and forest land) where such preservation is for the scenic enjoyment of the general public.
Park	8S	72W	145	14000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	Relatively natural habitat and scenic open space, including North Fork of South Platte River and Ponderosa Pine woodlands, in Estabrook Historic District adjacent to Pike National Forest.
Park	9S and 10S	75W	560	155000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Park & Jefferson	8 S	72 W	173	106250	The Nature Conservancy	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Park & Jefferson	8 S	72 W	173	212500	The Nature Conservancy	2008	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Park and Jefferson	8S	72W	173	106250	The Nature Conservancy	2008	To protect a significant, relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystems.
Park and Jefferson	8S	72W	173	106205	The Nature Conservancy	2009	To protect a significant, relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, or plants or similar ecosystems.
Park and Teller	15S	71W	247	375000	Palmer Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Park and Teller	15S	71W	680	342000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	10	356500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by two native plant associations: Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland and Quaking Aspen / Chokecherry Woodland that are in very good to excellent condition and provide habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	10	253115	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by two native plant associations: Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland and Quaking Aspen / Chokecherry Woodland that are in very good to excellent condition and provide habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	8S	87W	577	375000	Bob and Sue Pietrzak LLC	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Pitkin	9 S	85 W	303	375000	Pitkin County	2007	Ecological values, open space, wildlife habitat
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	7	82500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by a Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland community in excellent condition which provides habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	7	292500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by a Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland community in excellent condition which provides habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	7	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by a Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland community in excellent condition which provides habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	9	37500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by a Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland community in excellent condition which provides habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	9	225000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by a Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland community in excellent condition which provides habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	9	112500	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by a Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland community in excellent condition which provides habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	10	103385	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by two native plant associations: Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland and Quaking Aspen / Chokecherry Woodland that are in very good to excellent condition and provide habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	10 South	84 West of the 6th PM	9	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	The conservation values include, but are not limited to: significant relatively natural habitat for wildlife and plants and scenic open space pursuant to clearly-delineated governmental conservation policies. More specifically, the Property is dominated by a Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland community in excellent condition which provides habitat for a diverse under story of multi layered mixture of native medium- and low-height shrubs, graminoids, and herbaceous flowering plants. The Property provides important Rocky Mountain elk winter range and severe winter range, summer habitat for mule deer, and critical fall foraging habitat for black bears. The Property is situated within an important elk migration pattern in a rapidly urbanizing landscape. The Property also likely provides habitat to a number of bat species including Townsend¿s big-eared bat which is considered imperiled or very rare in Colorado by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program and is listed as a Species of Concern by the State of Colorado. The Property currently remains in a substantially undisturbed, natural state and has significant ecological and open-space values. The Property helps link lands in the area that are protected by conservation easements or by fee acquisition by conservation organizations, and the Property¿s proximity to other protected areas means that the property provides significant open space values for the citizens of Pitkin County. All of these natural elements, scenic qualities, and ecological values which constitute the Conservation Values are of great importance to Grantor, and to the people of Pitkin County and the State of Colorado, as evidenced by clearly delineated governmental policies to protect the same, and are worthy of conservation.
Pitkin	8 So.	86 W. of 6th P.M.	54	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Recreation - Trail easement to Light Hill Wildlife - Preserve wildlife habitat. Agricultural - Preserve cattle ranching near Basalt. Open space - Prevent development on land adjacent to the Town of Basalt and included within its urban growth boundary
Pitkin	8 south	87 West	56	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2008	Open space, scenic and farmland, pursuant to clearly delineated government policies Relatively natural important habitat for plants and wildlfe including sagrbrush shrublands and riparian areas.
Pitkin	9 South	85 West of the 6th Prime Meridian	35	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Open space: Prevent all future development on now-undeveloped parcel. Wildlife: Preserve wildlife habitat for elk and deer. Agricultural: Preserve right to use property in the future for agriculture and cattle ranching.
Pitkin	8 South	86 W	180	375000	Aspen Valley Land Trust	2007	Recreation - Trail easements to Light Hill and Roaring Fork River. Wildlife - Preserve wildlife reserve in above location. Agricultural - Preserve Cattle Ranching near Basalt. Open Space - Prevent development on land zoned for develoment.
Prowers	23S	41W	0	123750	THE GREENLANDS RESERVE	2007	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FURTHERED BY THIS DONATION INCLUDE THE PROTECTION OF A RELA- TIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS THE PROTECTION OF CERTAIN OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING FARMLAND AND FOREST LAND. THE PROPERTY POSSESSES AGRICULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, HISTORIC, RECREATIONAL, SCENIC AND WILDLIFE VALUES(COLLECTIVELY, THE CONSERVATION VALUES) OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO GRANTOR THE PEOPLE OF PROWERS COUNTY, COLORADO, AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. THE NATURAL ELEMENTS OF THE LAND CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTUR AL VALUE WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE HISTORIC NATURE OF THE AREA AND IS BENEFICIAL FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE STATE OF COLORADO IN SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL, RECREATIONAL AND SCENIC PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY THE CHANNELS OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER RUNS THROUGH THE PROPERTY. ALONG THE RIVER ARE A RIPARIAN AREA AND WETLANDS THAT ARE HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY IS A NATIVE SHORT GRASS PRAIRIE. THE LAND IN THE AREA IS USED TO GROW IRRIGATED CROPS, GROW DRYLAND CROPS AND GRAZE LIVESTOCK. ALL THE DIFFERENT LAND TYPES AND DIVERSE FLORA AND FAUNA MAKE IT HOME TO NUMEROUS WILDLIFE SPECIES. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY, 13% OF THE PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED AS RIPARIAN, WHICH IS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT RIPARIAN AREAS MAKE UP LESS THATN ONE PERCENT OF THE LAND MASS IN COLORADO AND THAT APPROXIMATELY 75% OF THE WILDLIFE SPECIES KNOWN OR LIKELY TO OCCUR IN COLORADO ARE DEPENDENT ON RIPARIAN AREAS DURING ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR LIFE CYCLE.
Prowers	23S	42W	250	371250	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Prowers	23S	42W	250	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Prowers	23S	42W	163	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Prowers	23S	42W	163	3750	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Prowers	23S	42W	163	371250	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Prowers	23 S	42 W	80	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Protection of a relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, or similar ecosystems, as well as the protection of certain open space, including farmland and forest land.
Prowers	23S	42W	50	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, and ecosystems. Preservation of open space, including farmland and forest land along the Arkansas River and Butte Creek, 6.8% riparian.
Prowers	23 S	42 W	75	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The property possesses agricultural, ecological, historic, recreational, scenic and wildlife values of great importance to grantor, the people of Prowers County, Colorado and the people of the State of Colorado.
Prowers	22	44 West	211	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	The purpose of the Conservation Easement is to preserve and protect in perpetuity the Conservation Values of the property. It is also the purpose of the Conservation Easement to permit certain other uses of the Property, which uses are expressly described in the deed, that are consistent with the foregoing goals and to prohibit uses that are inconsistent with the goals.
Prowers	23S	42W	250	1875	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Prowers	23S	42W	250	1875	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Pueblo	20S	63W	129	260000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservation District	2007	Farmland protection.
Pueblo	23	67W	780	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Pueblo	23S	65W	960	375000	The William J. Palmer Parks Foundation, Inc.	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment.
Pueblo	21S	61W	35	331500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat & open space
Pueblo	22 & 23 South	65 West	1084	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Relatively natural habitat & open space
Pueblo	21 South	61 West	38	223421	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	To protect scenic qualities, wildlife habitat, plants, water resources and preserve agricultural land. Mineral extraction prohibited, including sand and gravel. Subdivision prohibited. Timber harvesting prohibited. Construction of buildings limited. Most uses, except for farming and ranching, prohibited on all of property.
Pueblo	21 South	63 West	18	755500	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Enhancement of conservation of open space in an urbanizing region.
Pueblo	X	X	36	170000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy	2007	Preserves 36 acres of highly productive irrigated agricultural farmland near a develoment corridor and ties 36 shares of Bessemer Irrigating Ditch water to the property.
Pueblo	21South	63 West	36	170000	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District	2007	Preserves 36 acres of highly productive, irrigated agricultural farmland near a development corridor and ties 36 shares of Bessemer Irrigating Ditch water to the property.
Pueblo	21 South	61 West	35	236457	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	To protect scenic qualities, wildlife habitat, plants, water resources and preserve agricultural land, Mineral extraction prohibited, including sand and gravel. Subdivision prohibited. Timer harvesting prohibited. Construction of buildings limited. Most uses, except for farming and ranching, prohibited on all of property.
Pueblo	23S	67W	1080	372000	Colorado Open Lands	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Pueblo	18S & 19S	64W & 65W	577	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2010	Open space.
Pueblo	23S	65W	595	375000	William J. Palmer Parks Foundation, Inc.	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Pueblo	22S	68W	225	362500	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
RIO BLANCO	T15 AND T25	R93W	1882	5250	YAMPA VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	TO ASSURE THE PROPERTY REMAIN FOREVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, NATURAL, SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION AND PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WILL IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
RIO BLANCO	T15	R93W	1023	4500	YAMPA VALLEY LAND TRUST	2007	TO ASSURE THE PROPERTY REMAIN FOREVER IN ITS AGRICULTURAL, NATURAL, SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE CONDITION AND PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY THAT WILL IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY.
RIO GRANDE	40 NORTH	6 EAST	202	192500	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2007	TO ENABLE THE PROPERTY TO RETAIN IN PERPETUITY, ITS OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, THE SCENIC QUALITIES, AGRICULTURAL CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITAT AND NATURAL FLOOD PLAINS VALUES FOR CONSERVATION AND AGRICULTURAL PURPOSE INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO FARM AND RANCH AND ENGAGE IN CUSTOMARY RURAL ENTERPRISES.
RIO GRANDE	30 NORTH	8 EAST OF THE N.M.P.M	400	334950	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2009	OPEN SPACE, SCENIC VIEWS, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, WILDLIFE HABITAT, BIOLOGIC DIVERSITY ADN FLOODPLAIN VALUES.
RIO GRANDE	TOWNHIP 39 NORTH	RANGE 8 EAST	1	23347	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	FOREVER CONSERVING THE OPEN SPACE, SCENIC RESOURCES, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY OF THE RIVER VALLEY RANCH I.
RIO GRANDE	39 NORTH	7 EAST NMPM	324	205000	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2009	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY IN PERPETUITY FOR CONSERVATION PURPOSES AND FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES SUCH AS FARMING AND RANCHING; SCENIC QUALITIES; AND WILDLIFE HABITAT. IT ALSO WILL PREVENT THE SEVERANCE OF WATER RIGHTS; FACILITATE THE PROTECTION OF THE RIO GRANDE RIVER CORRIDOR; AND FACILITATE CONSERVATION OF WATER QUALITY, WETLANDS, WILDLIFE HABITAT AND PROTECTION OF THE HISTORIC 100 YEAR FLOODPLAIN.
RIO GRANDE	40 NORTH	4 EAST & 5 EAST	122	45000	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2008	TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE CONSERVATION VALUES FOR AGRICULTURE PURPOSES SUCH AS FARMING AND RANCHING.
RIO GRANDE	TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH	RANGE 8 EAST	585	259407	WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, INC	2008	FOREVER CONSERVING THE OPEN SPACE, SCENIC RESOURCES, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, WILDLIFE HAIBTANT, AND BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY THE RIVER VALLEY RANCH I.
RIO GRANDE	39 NORTH	7 EAST	352	187125	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2007	TO ENABLE THE PROPERTY TO RETAIN IN PERPETUITY, ITS OPEN SPACE CHARACTER, THE SCENIC QUALITIES, AGRICULTURAL CHARACTER, WILDLIFE HABITAT AND NATURAL FLOOD PLAINS VALUES FOR CONSERVATION AND AGRICULTURAL PURPOSE INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO FARM AND RANCH AND ENGAGE IN CUSTOMARY RURAL ENTERPRISES.
RIO GRANDE COUNTY	39N	7E	354	229500	RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS LAND TRUST	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
ROUTT	3 NORTH	88 WEST of the 6th P.M.	356	348500	ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION	2007	THE PRIMARY CONSEVATION VALUE OF THE PROPERTY ARE A DIVERSE MIX OF HABITATS INCLUDING SAGEBRUSH, ASPEN RIPARIAN AREA, PONDEROSA PINE, MEADOWS AND SPRUCEAND FIR. THE EAST FORK OF WILLIAMS CREEK AND SIX SMALLER DRAINAGES RUN THROUGH THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERTY PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND PLAYS A CRITICAL ROLE FOR WILDLIFE IN CONNECTIVITY AND IN PROVIDING CRITICAL WINTER RANGE FOR ELK WITHIN. THE ROUTT NATIONAL FOREST ECOSYSTEM HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE ARE THE PRIMARY VALUES BEING PROTECTED.
ROUTT	2N	86W	388	237075	YAMPA VALLEY LAND TRUST, INC	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space and agricultural production.
ROUTT	8N	88W	362	361500	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
ROUTT	8N	88N	3950	375000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL	2008	PREVENT DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE LANDS
ROUTT	8N	8W	1237	211750	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Rio Blanco	1 and 2	93 W	995	187500	Yampa Valley Land Trust	2007	Continuous agriculture/recreation
Rio Blanco	1N	93W	464	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Rio Blanco	1 & 2	93 W	995	187500	Yampa Valley Land Trust	2007	Continued agriculture/recreation
Rio Blanco	1N	93W	161	572500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Rio Blanco County	Township 1 South	Range 94 West of the 6th P.M.	537	38000	Colorado Division of Wildlife	2008	The Property consists of undeveloped livestock grazing and irrigated hay meadows primarily in a natural state, and therefore has significant ecological, agricultural, scenic, open space, and wildlife habitat value, and in particular has important wildlife habitat value for the Greater Sage-Grouse.
Rio Grande	40N	4E	145	375000	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat & open space
Rio Grande	39N	8E	585	57433	Wetlands America Trust, Inc.	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Rio Grande	39N	7E	354	229500	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Rio Grande	39N	7E	354	229500	Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust	2010	The Property possesses open space character and scenic views, agricultural productivity, includig soils classified by Natural Resources Conservation Service as being Prime and Unique Farmland, relatively natural wildlife habitat and floodplain values that are important to the people of Rio Grande County and the people of Colorado.
Rio Grande	39N	8E	585	50973	Wetlands America Trust, Inc.	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Rio Grande County	38 N	7 E	1080	261981	Wetlands America Trust, Inc.	2007	The property possesses agricultural, natural, scenic, wildlife habitat and open space values of significance to the Wetland America Trust/DU, the people of Rio Grande County and the people of the state of Colorado. Pricipal conservation values retained by the conservation easement include the preservation of productive hay meadows, grazing pastures, and protection of important wildlife habitat.
Routt	Yampa	Flattops Wilderness Area	176	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Establishment of significant open space to ensure that animal habitat and animal by-ways remain open and free from development, and ensure the present open range atmoshere is preserved from development.
Routt	10 N	86 W	270	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property is primarily open ranchland, and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Routt County. The land is a mixture of open meadows, evergreen and aspen forest with some sagebrush. Larson Creek flows through the property for approximately one mile. The property also includes realatively natural habitat with a variet of wildlife species, including elk, deer, bear, sandhill crane, waterfoowl, as well as trout in Larson Creek. The property contains open meadows mixed with forest. Also, the original Larson homestead cabin, in fair condition, is located on the property. Some of the meadow property is under irrigation. Because of the elvation of the property, ranch use is seasonally limited from June to October.
Routt	10 N	86 W	270	375000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property is primarily open ranchland, and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Routt County. The land is a mixture of open meadows, evergreen and aspen forest with some sagebrush. Larson Creek flows through the property for approximately one mile. The property also includes realatively natural habitat with a variet of wildlife species, including elk, deer, bear, sandhill crane, waterfoowl, as well as trout in Larson Creek. The property contains open meadows mixed with forest. Also, the original Larson homestead cabin, in fair condition, is located on the property. Some of the meadow property is under irrigation. Because of the elvation of the property, ranch use is seasonally limited from June to October.
Routt	10 N	86 W	270	375000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property is primarily open ranchland, and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Routt County. The land is a mixture of open meadows, evergreen and aspen forest with some sagebrush. Larson Creek flows through the property for approximately one mile. The property also includes relatively natural habitat with a variety of wildlife species, including elk, deer, bear, sandhill crane, waterfowl, as well as trout in Larson Creek. The property contains open meadows mixed with forest. Also, the original Larson homestead cabin, in fair condition, is located on the property. Some of the meadow property is under irrigation. Because of the elvation of the property, ranch use is seasonally limited from June to October.
Routt	N/A	N/A	105	187500	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The preservation of land for outdoor recreation by, or the education of, the general public.
Routt	7N	87W	2995	877500	The National Conservancy	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	3N & 4N	86W	1310	269500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by our donation are teh preservation of land for the scenic enjoyment of the public, and the protection of significant relatively natural habitat in which a fish, wildlife or plant community, or similar ecosystem normally lives. Our donation serves several clearly delineated governmental conservation policies.
Routt	8 North	87 West	507	130600	State of Colorado, Division of Wildlife	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	8 North	87 West	507	261200	State of Colorado, Division of Wildlife	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	5N	85W	140	327000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	327000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	327000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	327000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	327000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	7N	87W	2995	877500	The National Conservancy	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	7N	87W	2995	877500	The National Conservancy	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	327000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	415000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	415000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	3&4 N	86W	1310	269500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	3&4 N	86W	1310	269500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	3&4 N	86W	1310	269500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	3&4 N	86W	1310	269500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	3&4 N	86W	1310	269500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	5N	85W	140	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Routt	8N & 9N	85W	8	225000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Routt	8 North	87 West	493	123900	State of Colorado, Division of Wildlife	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	8 North	87 West	493	123900	State of Colorado, Division of Wildlife	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	8 North	87 West	493	247800	State of Colorado, Division of Wildlife	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	8 North	85 West	767	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which provides a public benefit.
Routt	2N & 3N	85W & 86W	374	54961	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes for this conservation easement are: (1) the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants; and (2) the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government policies, and will yield a significant public benefit. The property provides habitat to a wide variety of wildlife species including elk, mule deer, coyote, fox, Canada geese and sage grouse species. The property is used for agricultural production and is surrounded by properties used for agriculture. The Property provides scenic values because it is visible to the general public from Routt County Roads 13, 13A, 15 and 17 and from the Routt National Forest and Flat Tops Scenic Byway.
Routt	2N & 3N	85W & 86W	374	21756	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Routt	2N & 3N	85W & 86W	374	257500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Routt	8 North	85 West	767	93750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which provides a public benefit.
Routt	8 North	85 West	767	93750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which provides a public benefit.
Routt	8 North	85 West	767	93750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which provides a public benefit.
Routt	8 North	85 West	767	93750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The conservation purposes furthered by the donation of the conservation easement are the protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which provides a public benefit.
Routt	9N	86W	240	10000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The easement protects irrigated meadows and preserves the scenic and open space character of Routt County. The property is located near Steamboat Lake State Park and along County Road 62. The easement also preserves a significant, relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants including .6 miles of a flowing creek.
Routt	2N	85W	235	172000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
Routt	12N	87W	236	187500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Routt	5N	85W	140	327000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	6N	86W	85530	259500	Yampa Valley Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Routt	9N	86W	240	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	The easement places the balance of the taxpayer's ranch under easement, protects irrigated meadows and preserves the scenic and open space character of Routt County. The property is located near Steamboat Lake State Park and along County Road 62. The easement also preserves a significant, relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants including approximately 1.1 miles of a flowing creek.
Routt	2N & 3N	85W & 86W	374	597	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	2N & 3N	85W & 86W	374	21756	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	7N	87W	1330	262500	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	4 North	85 West	417	375000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	7 North	87 West	1330	375000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc.	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt	8N	8W	1237	211750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	1N and 1S	85W	786	375000	Colorado Open Land	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Routt	1N and 1S	85W	786	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Routt	8N	88W	3950	375000	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Routt	an N	80 W	270	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The Property is primarily open ranchland, and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Routt County. The land is a mixture of open meadows, evergreen and aspen forest with some sagebrush. Larson Creek flows through the Property for approximately one mile. The Property also includes relatively natural habitat with a variety of wildlife species, including elk, deer, bear, sandhill crane, waterfowl, as well as trout in Larson Creek. The Property contains open meadows mixed with forest. Also, the original Larson homestead cabin, in fair condition, is located on the Property. Some of the meadow property is under irrigation. Because of the elevation of the Property, ranch use is seasonally limited from June to October.
Routt	N/A	N/A	105	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2007	The preservation of land for outdoor recreation by, or the education of, the general public.
Routt	10 N	86 W	270	375000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property is primarily open ranchland, and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Routt County. The land is a mixture of open meadows, evergreen and aspen forest with some sagebrush. Larson Creek flows through the property for approximately one mile. The property also includes relatively natural habitat with a variety of wildlife species, including elk, deer, bear, sandhill crane, waterfowl, as well as trout in Larson Creek. The property contains open meadows mixed with forest. Also, the original Larson homestead cabin, in fair condition, is located on the property. Some of the meadow property is under irrigation. Because of the elvation of the property, ranch use is seasonally limited from June to October.
Routt	10 N	86 W	270	375000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The property is primarily open ranchland, and is an important part of the productive agricultural land in Routt County. The land is a mixture of open meadows, evergreen and aspen forest with some sagebrush. Larson Creek flows through the property for approximately one mile. The property also includes relatively natural habitat with a variety of wildlife species, including elk, deer, bear, sandhill crane, waterfowl, as well as trout in Larson Creek. The property contains open meadows mixed with forest. Also, the original Larson homestead cabin, in fair condition, is located on the property. Some of the meadow property is under irrigation. Because of the elvation of the property, ranch use is seasonally limited from June to October.
Routt	Yampa	Flattops Wilderness Area	176	375000	Colorado Natural Land Trust	2007	Establishment of significant open space to ensure that animal habitat and animal byways remain open and free from development.
Routt	9N	86W	240	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	The easement protects irrigated meadows and preserves the scenic and open space character of Routt County. The property is located near Steamboat Lake State Park and along County Road 62. The easement also preserves a significant, relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants including .6 miles of a flowing creek.
Routt	9N	85W	246	180000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space
Routt	7N	87W	1613	375000	The Nature Conservancy	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Routt	2N	85W	235	172000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Routt	12N	88W	770	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Protection of relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants. Preservation of open space.
Routt	8N	88W	645	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Routt	8N	88W	617	260000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	To preserve farm ground.
Routt	4N	85W	120	360000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Preservation of the land for future generations to ensure continual scenic enjoyment by the public.
Routt	2N & 3N	85W & 86W	374	597	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
Routt	8 North	87 West	507	130600	State of Colorado, Division of Wildlife	2011	The conservation purposes furthered by the gift are the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies, and which will yield a public benefit.
Routt County	1 South	85 West	1280	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2007	This conservation easement is donated for the protection of a relatively natural habitat of wildlife and plants, and for the preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, pursuant to clearly delineated state and local government conservation policies.
SAGUACHE	45N	2E	460	272250	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2010	NATURAL HABITAT, WILD LIFE, AGRICULTURE, OPEN SPACE AND SCENIC ENJOYMENT.
SAN MIGUEL	43 NORTH	12 WEST	1	375000	CO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2007	PROTECTION OF AGRICULTURE LAND AND OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
SAN MIGUEL	42N	11W	484	375000	SAN MIGUEL CONSERVATION FOUDATION	2007	PROTECTION OF SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS AND ECOSYSTEM.
SAN MIGUEL	42N	11W	384	187500	SAN MIGUEL CONSERVATION FOUDATION	2007	PROTECTION OF SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS AND ECOSYSTEM.
SAN MIGUEL	T 43 N	R 14 W OF THE N.M.P.M.	680	16000	Colorado Cattleman's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Protect 680 acres of open space and to extinguish all subdivision and development rights.
SAN MIGUEL	42 NORTH	15 WEST	1	48000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2010	TO PRESERVE THE AGRICULTURAL USAGE OF THE PROPERTY IN PERPETUITY.
SAN MIGUEL	43 NORTH	12 WEST	160	75000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AG LAND TRUST	2008	PROTECTION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AND OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
SAN MIGUEL	43 NORTH	12 WEST	640	300000	COLROADO CATTLEMAN'S AG LAND TRUST	2008	PROTECTION AGRICULTURE LAND AND OPEN SAPCE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL, PUBLIC.
SAN MIGUEL	42N	11W	384	187500	SAN MIGUEL CONSERVATION FOUNDATION	2007	PROTECTION OF SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITAT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, PLANTS AND ECOSYSTEM.
SUMMIT	3 SOUTH	79 WEST	67	375000	CONTINENTAL DIVIDE LAND TRUST	2007	THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT PRESERVES LAND FOR THE PROTECTION OF NATURAL HABITAT AND OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
SUMMIT	2 SOUTH	79 WEST	93	375000	CONTINENTAL DIVIDE LAND TRUST	2008	THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT PRESERVES LAND FOR THE PROTECTION OF NATURAL HABITAT AND OPEN SPACE FOR THE SCENIC ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
Saguache	45 North	2 East	640	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, and ecosystems. The preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental conservation policies, and yielding a significant public benefit.
Saguache	45 North	2 East	640	371250	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	The protection of significant relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants, and ecosystems. The preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental conservation policies, and yielding a significant public benefit.
Saguache	Forty-Eight North	Four (4) East New Mexico Principal Meridian	321	7364	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Scenic and agriculture, Natural habitat and open space
Saguache	Forty-Eight North	Four (4) East New Mexico Principal Meridian	321	6885	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Scenic and Agriculture, Natural habitat and open space.
Saguache	48N	3E	300	61875	Colorado Open Lands	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Saguache	45N	6E	660	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Saguache	45N	2E	460	272250	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Saguache	48N	3E	254	2000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Saguache	48N	3E	254	485000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Saguache	48N	3E	254	200000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Saguache	45N	2E	460	272250	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat and open space.
Saguache	48N	3E	300	61875	Colorado Open Land	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Saguache	Forty-Eight North	Four (4) East New Mexico Prinicipal Meridian	321	6885	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Scenic and Agriculture, Natural habitat and open space.
Saguache	Forty-Eight North	Four (4) East New Mexico Principal Meridian	321	7364	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Scenic and agriculture, Natural habitat and open space
Saguache	Forty-Eight North	Four (4) East New Mexico Principal Meridian	321	2339	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Scenic and agricultural, Natural habitat and open space.
Saguache	Forty Eight North	4 East New Mexico Prinicipal Meridian	321	85837	Colorado Open Lands	2009	Scenic and agricultural, Natural habitat and open space.
Saguache	45N	2E	460	275000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Wildlife habitat & open space
San Miguel	43N	14W	400	100000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Protect open space and extinguish all subdivision and development rights.
San Miguel	T14N	R93W of N.M.P.M.	428	155150	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Protect 428 acres of open space and to extinguish all subdivision and development rights.
San Miguel	43N	12W	292	172500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agriculture Land Trust	2011	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
San Miguel	43N	12W	320	325500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
San Miguel	43N	9W	10	187500	San Miguel Conservation Foundation	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Summit	2S	79W	93	375000	Continental Divide Land Trust	2007	Protection of natural habitat and scenic open space.
Summit	4S	78W	120	375000	Colorado Open Lands	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Summit	3 S	79 W	100	375000	American Farmland Trust	2007	1. Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants and ecosystems. 2. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yielding a significant public benefit.
Summit	3 S	78 W	66	375000	American Farmland Tust	2007	1. Protection of relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife, plants and ecosystems. 2. Preservation of open space for the scenic enjoyment of the general public, and pursuant to clearly delineated governmental policies, yielding a significant public benefit/
Summit	4S	78W	120	187500	Colorado Open Lands	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Summit	4S	78W	120	187500	Colorado Open Lands	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Summit	2 South	80 West	90	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2010	Natural Habitat, wild life, agriculture, open space and senic enjoyment.
TELLER	14 S	71 W	120	130000	WILLIAM J. PALMER FOUNDATION, INC.	2007	TO NOT ALLOW ANY RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ALSO RESTRICT SOME RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES.
TELLER	14 S.	70 W.	379	375000	LOWER ARKANSAS VALLEY WATER CONSEVANCY DIST.	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
TELLER	16S	69W	117	255000	ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION	2010	Relatively natural habitat for native plants, fish, and wildlife, including significant habitat and winter range for elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, black bear, mountain lion, Golden eagle and other regional Colorado wildlife, containing open grassland parks interspersed with mature aspen groves and bisected by rocky canyons dominated by mixed conifer forests.
TELLER COUNTY	11 SOUTH	69 WEST OF THE 6TH PM	261	366000	PALMER PARKS FOUNDATION	2008	THE CONSERVATION ARE TO PRESERVE LAND FOR OUTDOOR RECRREATION BY OR EDUCATION OF GENERAL PUBLIC, TO PROTECT RELATIVELY NATURAL.
Teller	14S	71W	80	37500	William J. Palmer Foundation, Inc.	2007	To not allow any residential, commercial, or industrial development, and also restrict some recreational and agricultural activities.
Teller	14S	71W	80	18750	William J. Palmer Foundation, Inc.	2007	To not allow any residential, commercial, or industrial development, and also restrict some recreational and agricultural activities.
Teller	15S	70S & 71S	290	361500	William J. Palmer Parks Foundation, Inc. dba Palmer Land Trust	2011	To preserve land for outdoor recreation, protect land for natural habitat of wildlife and to preserve open space.
Teller	13S	69W	300	375000	William J. Palmer Parks Foundation, Inc.	2010	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Teller	16 south	range 68 west	119	275000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Teller	14 and 15 south	70W & 71W	197	375000	William J Palmer Parks Foundation	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Teller	14S	70W	194	340500	The Conservation Fund	2009	Relatively natural habitat, open space, scenic enjoyment and agricultural production.
Teller	16S	68W	119	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space
Teller	13S	69W	277	263500	William J. Palmer Parks FOundation, Inc.	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production.
Teller	15S	70W	64	134500	Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservation District	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Teller	16S	68W	890	92750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Teller	16S	68W	890	185500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Teller	16S	68W	890	92750	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space and scenic enjoyment.
Teller	14S	71W	80	18750	William J. Palmer Foundation, Inc.	2007	To not allow any residential, commercial, or industrial development, and also restrict some recreational and agricultural activities.
Teller & Fremont	16S	69W	140	153500	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Teller & Fremont	16S	69W	140	307000	Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
WELD	T 6 N	R 62 W	520	120826	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE, SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE. RELATIVELY NATURAL WILDLIFE HABITAT.
WELD	2 NORTH	68 WEST OF 6TH PM	26	204000	COUNTY OF BOULDER	2008	THE PRESERVATION OF RELATIVELY NATURA; HABITANT.
WELD	T 6 N	R62W	480	154137	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE, SCENIC AND OPEN SPACE. RELATIVELY NATURAL WILDLIFE HABITAT.
WELD	11 N.	64 W.	1271	32367	LEGACY LAND TRUST	2007	THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO PRESERVE AND TO PROTECT IN PERPETUITY THE CONSERVATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTTY AND THE WATER RIGHTS, AND IN PARTICULAR THE CHA- RACTERISTICS OF THE PROPERTY THAT MAKE IT VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE GROUSE, WHILE ALLOWING GRANTORS TO GROW AND HARVEST HAY AND OTHER LIMITED CROPS(SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE EASEMENT), TO GRAZE LIVESTOCK, TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION AND SUCH OTHER USES THAT ARE NOT PROHIBITED BY THIS EASEMENT, SUB JECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AS SET FORTH IN THIS EASEMENT. SUBJECT TO THE PURPOSE OF THIS EASEMENT, GRANTORS, AND GRANTEE INTEND TO PERMIT ONLY SPECIFIC ENUMERATED USES AND OTHER USE OF HTE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT DO NOT SUBSTANTIALLY DIMINISH OR IMPAIR THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES AND TO PREVENT ANY USE OF THE PROPERTY AND WATER RIGHTS THAT WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPAIR OR INTERFERE WITH PROTECTING THE PROPERTY'S CONSERVATION VALUES.
WELD	TGN	R62W	1067	317500	COLROADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2007	AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE, SCENIC, AND OPEN SPACE RELATIVELY NATURAL WILDLIFE HABITANT.
WELD	11	60 WEST	1145	117500	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE EASEMENT IS GRANTED IS TO PROTECT A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNTS, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM.
WELD	11	60 WEST	1145	111625	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE EASEMENT IS GRANTED IS TO PROTECT A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNTS, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM.
WELD	8N	62W	320	67000	LEGACY LAND TRUST, FORT COLLINS, CO	2010	Blank
WELD	T 9 N	61 W	640	169000	CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	PRESERVE THE ABILITY OF THE PROPERTY TO BE AGRICULTURALLY PRODUCTIVE.
WELD	T 11 & 12 N	60 & 61 W	880	106700	CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	CONSERVING THE OPEN SAPCE CHARACTERS, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AND WILDLIFE HABITANT OF THE ADDITIONAL PROPERTY.
WELD	11 NORTH	63 WEST 64 WEST	3814	210000	COLORADO CATTLEMEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST	2008	NATURAL HABITANT AND OPEN SPACE VALUES.
WELD	11	60 WEST	1145	5875	THE NATURE CONSERVANCY	2008	THE CONSERVATION PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE EASEMENT IS GRANTED IS TO PROTECT A SIGNIFICANT RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT OF FISH, WILDLIFE, OR PALNTS, OR SIMILAR ECOSYSTEM.
WELD	2 NORTH	68 WEST OF 6TH PM	26	204000	COUNTY OF BOULDER	2008	THE PERSERVATION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITANT.
Weld	8N & 9N	61W	461	133217	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Preservation of open space and agricultural value and natural environmental habitat.
Weld	9N	61&62W	1760	375000	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	10N	59&60W	1360	2356	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	2N	64W	10	57500	Town of Keenesburg	2011	Wildlife habitat & open space
Weld	12N	60&61W	2000	140000	BCK Health Property LLC	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space
Weld	12N	60&61W	2000	175000	Burton C. Kross	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	12N	60&61W	2000	122500	Barbara J. Kross	2009	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	10N & 11N	61W	1520	375000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	11N	63W	3592	200000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat & open space.
Weld	11N	62W	640	48000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2009	Wildlife habitat.
Weld	10N	59&60W	1360	230888	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	10N	59&60W	1360	2356	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Wildlife habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	7N & 8N	62W	480	100800	Legacy Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat & open space
Weld	6 N	62 W	991	285500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land & Trust	2007	Agriculturally productive, scenic and open space. Relatively natural wildlife habitat.
Weld	8N & 9N	61W	565	163283	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Preserve open space and agricultural value and natural environmental habitat.
Weld	9N	61W	640	48660	Colorado Cattelmen's Agricultural Land Trust	2008	Relatively natural habitat, open space, and agricultural production
Weld	6 N	61 & 62 W	400	142500	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Agriculturally productive open space wildlife habitat.
Weld	8N	62W	85	62000	Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust	2007	Agricultural productivity, scenic open space, and relatively natural wildlife habitat.