Celebrating World Wetlands Day

Celebrating World Wetlands Day

By Leslie Lee World Wetlands Day, observed annually on February 2, celebrates the significance of wetlands for humanity and the planet. The 2026 theme, “Wetlands & Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage,” emphasizes preserving cultural heritage...
Spring Geology Lectures

Spring Geology Lectures

Returning by popular demand, our team of geologists has created a fun and educational schedule of lectures and field trips once again! Mark your calendars for the dates below, and keep an eye on our email newsletters for registration. Basic Principles of Geology:...
Announcing our new program, Connected Nature!

Announcing our new program, Connected Nature!

We are coming to the end of our pilot year, and thanks to the engagement of this first pilot group, we evaluated, improved, and are ready to launch the program to our volunteers and the broader public! Connected Nature is a year-long naturalist program designed not...
Completion of Greenland Wildlife Overpass

Completion of Greenland Wildlife Overpass

By Rich Bangs Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC) staff recently got an up-close look at one of the largest wildlife overpasses in the country when they visited the site near I-25 and Larkspur to see the finished project. “Working in partnership with so many different...
2025 DLC Impact Report Available

2025 DLC Impact Report Available

Check out this StoryMap of our 2025 Impact Report and share with friends and family for a fun introduction to who DLC is, what we do, and where we work!

Welcoming Anne-Marie and Toby to the DLC Board of Directors

We would like to formally welcome Anne-Marie Hasstedt and Toby Levy to DLC’s Board of Directors! We look forward to seeing the impact they’ll make on our organization, local conservation, and the community. Read their bios below to learn more about them!...