A section of trail in Douglas County will be closed through Spring 2020 near Roxborough Park Road A section of High Line Canal trail in Douglas County between miles seven and seven and a half will be closed starting December 2, 2019 through March 2020. The closure, related to construction of a new residential neighborhood [...]
The Conservancy is growing in order to fully support its mission! Two new positions, a Communications and Marketing Associate as well as a Development Associate, will each provide a unique opportunity to be part of our growing nonprofit dedicated to the long-term protection and enhancement of one of the metro region’s largest and most unique [...]
Harmful pollution, aging infrastructure, costly flooding, poor community health - these are a few issues that loom large in our region. The Stormwater Transformation and Enhancement Program (STEP) aims to address these issues by repurposing the High Line Canal (Canal) for green stormwater management. STEP provides benefits on nearly every scale by increasing flood resiliency, water [...]
Header photo credit Roman Tafoya, Schomp Automotive THE FOLLOWING BLOG POST HAS BEEN CONTRIBUTED BY MICHELLE FREEMAN FROM THE HIGH LINE CANAL CONSERVANCY. Spring and summer 2019 were great and busy seasons for the High Line Canal Conservancy. The Connecting the Canal walks in partnership with Walk 2 Connect continues. 11 of the 14 [...]
Join the High Line Canal Conservancy and Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado this summer in Aurora for a series of noxious weed removal cleanups! Noxious weeds are more than just plants that are out of place, they are non-native and invasive species plants that pose a risk to public health and native vegetation. Join us in [...]
The following blog post has been contributed by Shannon Bauman from the High Line Canal Conservancy. You may know the High Line Canal as a 71-mile playground for runners, walkers, cyclists and other recreationalists. Or perhaps the Canal stands out as a nearly 140-year-old living tribute to Colorado’s rich agricultural history. However, with the recent [...]
Did you know that the High Line Canal provides a habitat for nearly 450 plant species? Are you curious about what these plant species might be? Join the High Line Canal Conservancy and Denver Botanic Gardens this summer for a series of botanical bioblitzes and become a Citizen Scientist! Help us observe and record the [...]
In partnership with the High Line Canal Conservancy, Walk2Connect Walking Movement Leaders will lead 1 complete series of 14 community walks (plus two built-in weather days) along the High Line Canal Trail. Walk with us on selected Fridays at 7:30a.m., from June to October, including one Full Moon Walk! Walking through all five character [...]
Enjoy a walk or bike ride in the rolling foothills (and give us your feedback!) This content has been developed for the future High Line Canal map and guidebook. Please feel free to contribute any comments or questions as we work to finalize the content of the guide. Segment 6 Dad Clark Gulch Miles 15-17 [...]
The Conservancy is seeking an intern with a focus on development Conservancy interns support the outreach, development and planning initiatives of the Conservancy. They are involved in various aspects of our work as specified and required by the individual Conservancy departments. The current open intern position(s) gives the opportunity for involvement in key planning and stakeholder meetings, important marketing [...]
