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Larimer Conservation District Our natural resources are disappearing. We're working to change that through conservation.

The Big Thompson Conservation District (BTCD) is a local organization created by the landowners of the District under state law. Our mission is to maintain and expand economically viable agriculture and forestry operations, while protecting and improving the natural resources of the constituents in our District boundaries. The BTCD works with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and other agencies to encourage and assist landowners in the proper use and protection of our natural resources for future generations.

Join us on Tuesday, October 27th for a day in the field! 💧As local streams, forests, and watersheds stabilize from post-...
10/16/2026

Join us on Tuesday, October 27th for a day in the field! 💧

As local streams, forests, and watersheds stabilize from post-flood and post-fire devastation, watershed restoration in the basin is shifting from recovery to resilience. In this field-based workshop, participants will tour the Elkhorn Creek Stream Restoration project and learn how to delineate and document the Ordinary High-Water Mark (OHWM)—a vital step for low-tech process-based restoration (LTPBR) projects that choose to operate under SB23-270 criteria in pre-fire watersheds.

Register using the QR code provided.

We're on the hunt for an Agriculture Project Manager to help us cultivate partnerships, support local agriculture, and p...
10/06/2026

We're on the hunt for an Agriculture Project Manager to help us cultivate partnerships, support local agriculture, and put conservation into action across Larimer County.

Know someone who would be a great fit? Tag them below!

🔗 View the full job description and apply at larimercd.org/jobs

What does it mean for our forests and communities to be resilient because of fire, not just in spite of it? The Northern...
10/04/2026

What does it mean for our forests and communities to be resilient because of fire, not just in spite of it? The Northern Colorado Fireshed Collaborative, in partnership with the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests, Artist-in-Residence Program brings together art, forests, fire, and community in the exhibit Formed by Fire.
This event is free and is showcased until October 11th!

Colorado's forests provide so much: clean water, places to explore, thriving communities, livelihoods, wildlife, and mem...
10/01/2026

Colorado's forests provide so much: clean water, places to explore, thriving communities, livelihoods, wildlife, and memories we hope to pass on.

The new Protect What Matters film tells that story through five Coloradans whose lives are deeply connected to these places.

Their reasons for caring are different. That's the point. Watch the film, then tell us: What matters to me is _______.

What do you want to protect?We asked five Coloradans that questio...

Join us the evening of October 20th for our Leave it to the Beavers speaker series!Rooted is a short documentary film th...
09/29/2026

Join us the evening of October 20th for our Leave it to the Beavers speaker series!

Rooted is a short documentary film that explores Indigenous land access, traditional homelands, and watershed restoration in Southwest Colorado through the Traditional Harvest Project. After the screening, enjoy a presentation and open discussion with James Calabaza, Indigenous Lands Program Director at Fort Collins-based non-profit Trees, Water & People .

Join LCD and others from the N. Fork Poudre Site Conservation Team (SCT) for their annual North Fork Poudre Healthy Wate...
09/09/2026

Join LCD and others from the N. Fork Poudre Site Conservation Team (SCT) for their annual North Fork Poudre Healthy Watershed Tour on Saturday, September 19th 💧

Registration is free, but spots are limited. Register by September 12th!

09/04/2026

Water don't burn.
📸 Laramie River Channel Resiliency Project - Cameron Peak burn area - August 2026

The LCD Forestry Team has been busy working towards getting fire on the ground 🔥The Fire Learning Network put on a two-d...
09/03/2026

The LCD Forestry Team has been busy working towards getting fire on the ground 🔥

The Fire Learning Network put on a two-day workshop for the Northern Colorado Fireshed Collaborative partners that focused on a challenging piece of our landscape-scale strategy: broadcast burning on private lands.

How do we make prescribed fire more feasible across private lands in Northern Colorado? NoCo Fireshed partners recently joined the Fire Learning Network (FLN) for a two-day workshop focused on a challenging piece of our landscape-scale strategy: broadcast burning on private lands.

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2150A Centre Avenue
Fort Collins, CO
80526

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+17207757756

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