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Larimer County affirms support for public lands and accepts Legend Trail Ranch conservation easement
Summary
The board approved a resolution opposing disposal of public lands without broad public and tribal consultation and accepted a donated 675-acre conservation easement near Livermore to add contiguous conserved acreage in the Laramie Foothills.
The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 23 adopted a resolution in support of continued public ownership and stewardship of public lands and approved acceptance of a donated conservation easement covering 675 acres known as the Legend Trail Ranch.
Resolution: Commissioner Jody Shattuck McNally introduced a resolution urging federal and state land managers to maintain funding and staffing for trail maintenance, wildfire response, visitor education, law enforcement and conservation work. The resolution states the board opposes any sale, transfer or lease of public lands without meaningful public engagement and tribal…
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