Landlines by Colorado Open Lands
Landlines by Colorado Open Lands
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Landlines takes a deeper look at protection, stewardship, and restoration of Colorado's land and water resources.
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The podcast centers around themes of land and water conservation in Colorado, discussing the impact and importance of private land protection. Episodes include conversations on incentives for conservation and detailed examples of successful stewardship practices, such as the value of partnerships with local communities and the role of nonprofits like Colorado Open Lands.
Landlines takes a deeper look at protection, stewardship, and restoration of Colorado’s land and water resources.
In this episode, Landlines travels to Loveland, Colorado to visit Todd Olander of Olander Farms and Root Shoot Malting. Todd and his family protected their farm with a conservation easement in 2022.
We’re also joined by Colorado Open Lands Senior Conservation Project Manager Carmen Farmer, who has been our resident expert on Northern Colorado land and water conservation since 2016.
Todd and Carmen discuss the challenges for young farmers, regenerative practices on Olander Farms, and how to balance the need for growth with the need for a sustainable agricultural industry in Northern Colorado.
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