Rideshare Adds New Parks
JCOS’ pilot program shuttles visitors to and from the Open Space parks while avoiding the hassle of overcrowded trailhead parking has expanded! Partnering with Lyft, new Parks have been added […]
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What the Poo, and Socks, Too?
Isn’t this a gorgeous sight? Here we are at the Welch Ditch Bridge, the third and western-most of the three bridges that cross Clear Creek between the Gateway Segment Trailhead […]
Open Space Update – September 2021
September, glorious September! September is Miss Mountain Manners’ favorite month, a time when the flaming hot of summer is on retreat while the Northern Hemisphere prepares itself for the long, […]
Conservation Smart Brief 9/23/2021
PLAN Jeffco started with an idea that open spaces are vitally important to the health and welfare of all, and since 1972 has been building on that idea. Time brings […]
August 2021 Newsletter
Inside this issue: Clear Creek, Goltra Acquisition, Stewardship Academy, OSAC Notes Download your copy of the August 2021 newsletter here.
Sylvia Brockner, 1919-2021, In Memoriam
Sylvia Brockner, author, long-time nature columnist for the Canyon Courier, co-founder of the Mountain Area Land Trust and the Evergreen Audubon Society, passed away on September 3rd, 2021, just shy […]
Open Space Update – August 2021
In case you haven’t heard, there’s a new trail in town! Here’s the full story, plus an amazing list of other projects which are on-going or have been completed…what a […]
Conservation Smart Brief 8/26/2021
PLAN Jeffco started with an idea that open spaces are vitally important to the health and welfare of all, and since 1972 has been building on that idea. Time brings […]
There’s a New Trail in Town
By now, nearly every follower of PLAN Jeffco knows about the Peaks to Plains Trail and how it winds through the Clear Creek Canyon Open Space Park. The most-recent under-development […]
Dog on Leash — it’s so important!
In the early summer of 2021 a tiny, 10-month-old cockapoo disappeared while hiking with her family in the Maroon Bells/Snowmass Wilderness Area near Aspen. “Bella” was not on lead; she […]
