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AVLT, Eagle County and Pitkin County partner on open space acquisition
Sopris Sun 1/15/2025: "On Jan. 3, Aspen Valley Land Trust (AVLT), Eagle County and Pitkin County announced a massive joint acquisition project, wherein the three parties plan to pull together $27.7 million to conserve a property measuring more than 4,000 acres in Missouri Heights."
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Pitkin, Eagle and land trust buying 4,000 acres
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Aspen Daily News 1/4/2025: "A partnership between local governmental entities and a land trust is set to capture over 4,000 acres of land in the Roaring Fork Watershed for conservation purposes."
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Protecting a special place in Missouri Heights
Aspen Daily News 11/6/2023: "Felix and Sarah Tornare put a lot of hard work into establishing a small cattle operation and farm in Missouri Heights. Now, 25 years after they bought their land, they are harvesting the cream of the crop."
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