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Title: Natural Resources Manager Reports to: Senior Director of Planning and Implementation Compensation: $60,000-$70,000 commensurate with experience. Includes a competitive benefits package with generous paid time off, medical, dental, HSA/FSA options, retirement plan, life and disability insurance. This is a full-time, exempt position. Occasional weekend, early morning, and evening work will be required. Work includes physical [...]
The Overlooked Heroes of the Canal: 7 Bugs Worth Knowing
In April, dozens of community scientists came together, eyes wide and phones in hand, to explore the vibrant ecology living around us along the Canal. The annual Bioblitz invites everyone—whether you're a seasoned naturalist or just nature-curious—to step outside, observe the world a little more closely and share your discoveries on iNaturalist.org. It's not [...]
Collaborative Natural Resource Restoration Underway!
Overview The High Line Canal serves as a natural escape for over a million trail users each year and is a 71-mile ecological corridor that plays an important role in supporting biodiversity for the region’s wildlife and vegetation. As part of a comprehensive, long-term plan to strengthen the environmental health and resilience of the corridor, [...]
Volunteers Remove a Shocking 15,500 Pounds of Trash: 2023 volunteer impact is one for the record books
With 2023 coming to a close, we stand in awe and gratitude for the incredible impact made by our dedicated volunteers. To all volunteers and volunteers leaders who lent their time and passion to protect, preserve, and enhance the High Line Canal—thank you! Volunteers supported the Conservancy at 27 events and programs in 2023. [...]
Faces of the Canal: Andrew
In 2021, photographer John Abramson ventured across all 71 miles of the Canal on behalf of the Conservancy to capture the stories and faces of those who love the old Canal. We are pleased to share some of these stories with you. Life Unveiled: 32 Years Along the High Line Canal with Andrew Patch Pictured: [...]
Faces of the Canal: Dr. Haas
In 2021, photographer John Abramson ventured across all 71 miles of the Canal on behalf of the Conservancy to capture the stories and faces of those who love the old Canal. We are pleased to share some of these stories with you. One Step at a Time: More Than a Trail, the Healing Power of [...]
Unveiling Creativity Along the High Line Canal During Denver Arts Week
Take a unique artistic journey during Denver Arts Week (Nov. 3 – 11, 2023) as we celebrate the vibrant arts and culture scene. This exceptional celebration is an invitation to explore art in unexpected places – such as the art that flourishes along the 71-mile High Line Canal. The Gallery Without Walls The High [...]
Faces of the Canal: The Mariathasan Family
In 2021, photographer John Abramson ventured across all 71 miles of the Canal on behalf of the Conservancy to capture the stories and faces of those who love the old Canal. We are pleased to share some of these stories with you. United by the Canal: Gracian's Tale of Hope and Community Pictured: Gracian Mariathasan [...]
Birdability Week 2023: Mapping the High Line Canal’s Accessibility
Join us in celebrating Birdability Week 2023 from Oct. 16-22! Birdability is a nonprofit harnessing education and outreach to provide people with disabilities the opportunity to participate in birding and the outdoors. The organization has revolutionized how we connect with nature by providing an accessibility crowdsourced map. What is an accessibility crowdsourced map? It is [...]
