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​Giving Thought: Nature as an antidote
Sopris Sun 4/5/2023: "Over the past few months, Aspen Valley Land Trust (AVLT) has successfully conserved hundreds of acres of land, spanning from a conservation easement on a Capitol Creek Valley ranch and another private easement on the Roan Plateau to a connective corridor between the Lazy Glen and Wheatley open spaces."
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​Families protect more than 800 acres outside De Beque through easement
The Daily Sentinel 3/4/2023: "Two families have donated a conservation easement to the Aspen Valley Land Trust for an 815-acre property north of De Beque, helping protect critical wildlife migration corridors and adding to the preservation of broader intact ecosystems because of its location by other conserved properties and public land."
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McBride family completes conservation of Lost Marbles Ranch with Aspen Valley Land Trust
Aspen Times 2/14/2023: "A conservation easement donated by the McBride family to the Aspen Valley Land Trust completes a two-part effort to preserve the pristine and remote land, according to an announcement on Tuesday."​
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