Photo Gallery
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Winter of 2008 has brought record snow to the Gunnison Valley.
 The Vader Cloverleaf Ranch Easement protects 299 acres in the Quartz Creek Valley above Parlin. |
 Trampe's barn on Allen Lane north of Gunnison. |
| The Irby West Conservation Easement | |||
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 The Irby West Conservation Easement was completed in December 2003. The Irby family placed a conservation easement on 197 acres of irrigated meadow in the Tomichi Valley, about 20 miles east of Gunnison. |
 This productive agricultural property adds to the 17 miles of protected riparian corridor along Tomichi Creek. Funding for this easement was provided by the Farm and Ranchland Protection Program, Great Outdoors Colorado, and the Gunnison Valley Land Preservation Board. |
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 Cattle grazing with the Anthracite Mountains as a backdrop. |
Photos courtesy of Steve Willcox Photography
Family-owned ranchlands in the Ohio Creek Valley, between Gunnison and Crested Butte. |
 Brett Redden’s family raises cattle in the Ohio Creek Valley where they have protected 995 acres with a conservation easement. |
 Burt Guerrieri placed a conservation easement on 160 acres along Mill Creek near the West Elk Wilderness. |
 Cattle are moved seasonally to lower pastures along the highway to Crested Butte Mountain Resort. |
 Fred Field placed an easement on 594 acres along Highway 50, east of Gunnison. |
 A conservation easement protects this view of the Fossil Ridge Wilderness. |
 Bill Trampe, one of the founders of the Gunnison Ranchland Conservation Legacy. |
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Contact Information For more information about the GRCL, or to make a donation, please contact:
Lucy
Goehl, Executive Director
307 N. Main, Suite 2A Gunnison, CO 81230 970.641.4386, voice 970.641.4685, fax info@gunnisonlegacy.org |