Douglas Land Conservancy

Douglas Land Conservancy is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting natural resources. Based in Castle Rock, Colorado, the organization focuses on preserving the natural character, habitat, and open space of Douglas County and surrounding areas. Founded in 1987, Douglas Land Conservancy employs five individuals and generates approximately $2.5 million in annual revenue. The organization works primarily through conservation easements, actively preserving over 22,500 acres across Douglas, Jefferson, and Elbert Counties. These efforts include protecting 11,102 acres open to the public for recreation, alongside 11,398 acres of private lands safeguarding agricultural operations, scenic views, wildlife habitat, and wetlands. Douglas Land Conservancy's commitment to conservation is evident in its dedication to visiting each protected property annually, ensuring their perpetual preservation. Their work relies heavily on generous donations, volunteer efforts, and partnerships with landowners. For further information, please visit douglaslandconservancy.org.