Stewardship Feature: Going Digital
By Tori Ramirez, 2026 DLC Stewardship Fellow “Keys, wallet, phone, tablet, and photo points.” As the Stewardship Fellow this season, that has been my checklist before I walk out of DLC’s office to monitor one of the organization’s 83 conservation easements. This...
Moove Over For Cattle: Cattle Grazing on DLC Open Space Properties
By Mary Taylor Young You’re out for a hike on a DLC open space property like Spruce Meadows, when you come face to face with a cow. Or multiple cows. This is a conserved open space, you might think, set aside for wildlife and native plants. Why are there cattle on it?...
National Nonprofit Day
By Michael Ryno Please join Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC) in celebrating National Nonprofit Day, which recognizes nonprofit organizations as well as their employees, volunteers, donors, and community partners. Together, these organizations work to make their...
DLC’s First Volunteer Stewardship Workday
Douglas Land Conservancy hosted our first volunteer Stewardship Workday at a private conserved property in Douglas County! Land protection work doesn’t end when the property is conserved. It’s an enduring responsibility of DLC to ensure the conservation...