Environment Project Results

Colorado River Ranch

Project
01

Located 56 miles from Vail and 70 miles from Aspen, the 1,017-acre Colorado River Ranch has it all – fishing, horseback riding, hunting, rafting, ATVing and traditional cattle ranching.

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Acres
1,017
Eagle County, Colorado
Ranching in Rhythm with Nature 
Cmpl
2017

Pony Up Ranch

Project
02

In April 2012 a group of building professionals joined forces to achieve the Owner’s mission: transform the 146 acre parcel into a year-round “playground” for adults.

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Acres
146
Eagle County, Colorado
Give ‘m hell & git ‘r dun! 
Cmpl
2014

Piney Valley Ranch

Project
03

Piney Valley Ranch is one of the last, and largest, working ranches in Eagle County Colorado. Being within 30 minutes of two ski resorts (Vail & Beaver Creek) makes it very unique.

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Acres
30,000
Wolcott, Colorado
The Last of the Best 
Cmpl
2000

Gypsum Creek Ranch

Project
04

Family compound/ranch house with irrigated hay/horse pasture and supporting working ranch structures. A family legacy property shared with many friends in the valley as well.

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Acres
20
Eagle County, Colorado
A family legacy 
Cmpl
2016

Big Creek Ranches

Project
05

 A cooperative management approach among private, federal and state land managers that set a new paradigm for western range management.

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Acres
13,600
Pahsimeroi Valley, Idaho
A New Paradigm 
Cmpl
2012

Park Range Ranch

Project
08

A working cattle ranch in North Central Colorado at an altitude of 8,300 feet on the eastern slope of the Park Range Mountains, this ranch features 30 miles of private headwaters of the North Fork of the North Platte River.

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Acres
6,500
Jackson County, Colorado
Working Ranch and Recreational Paradise 
Cmpl
2011

Town of Gypsum: LEDE Reservoir Enlargement

Project
14

A municipality with water rights exceeding storage capability.  A recreational fishery on public lands in need of water.  A severely disturbed stream ecosystem in need of reclamation.

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Acres
60
Gypsum, Colorado
Private Water-Public Lands 
Cmpl
2016
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