Why Use Conservation Easements
By Don Moore, PLAN Jeffco Board Member An important tool in the toolbox to preserve open lands and natural landscapes is the use of conservation easements. Conservation easements have been […]
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SLASH 2025
The 2025 SLASH season is upon us. From May 16th to October 26th, four SLASH collection sites will be open for business , mostly on Thursdays thru Sundays, 9AM to […]
Miles and Miles of Trails
In memory of our beloved Board member Bette Seeland, we’re republishing a few of the articles in which she was a major contributor…this is one of them. Have you ever […]
DEAR MISS MOUNTAIN MANNERS – An Advice Column on Multi-Use Trail Etiquette
In memory of our beloved Board member Bette Seeland, we’re republishing a few of the articles in which she was a major contributor…this is one of them. Dear Miss Mountain […]
PLAN Jeffco Monthly March 2025
PLAN Jeffco Monthly March 2025 Download your copy of the PLAN Jeffco Monthly March’25 here
Miss Manners – Winter Contemplation
In memory of our beloved Board member Bette Seeland, we’re republishing a few of the articles in which she was a major contributor…this is one of them. It’s called hygge, […]
PLAN Jeffco Loses Co-Founder Bette Seeland
By Vicky Gits Bette Seeland, one of three co-founders of PLAN Jeffco in 1971, along with John Litz and Margot Zallen, passed away March 2, after a long illness.
Open Space agrees to forgo trail improvement near Rocky Flats in deal with Westminster
By Vicky Gits Jeffco Open Space Advisory Board unanimously approved an agreement resolving a contract dispute between Open Space and the City of Westminster over completing a 0.4-mile-long trail connection […]
PLAN Jeffco Monthly February 2025
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Jeffco Open Space Conservation Awards 2025
Volunteers are the heartbeat of the Jefferson County Open Space system. In 2024, 6,038 individuals logged 57,000 working hours. They completed 549 projects, preserved 291 acres and created 17 miles […]
