Single-use plastics are everywhere. They start with a purpose in stores and homes, but many end up in natural areas like parks, trails, waterways, and even in the deepest, most remote parts of the ocean. The plastics that make it to the trash bin fill up landfills, taking centuries to break down. The High [...]
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. From Childhood Memories to Rediscovering Peace: The High Line Canal's Gift Pictured: Cathy [...]
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. From Biking to Beekeeping: Unforgettable Moments on the High Line Canal In the [...]
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. Luanne Wories is the founder of Sole Sister's, a women's ministry group at [...]
We are excited to announce that construction is underway to close the largest trail gap on the High Line Canal trail! The Canal had an approximate three-mile gap from Colfax Ave. in Aurora, north to Denver’s Green Valley Ranch neighborhood. While trail users could walk along the old ditch rider's road, a two track [...]
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. Liz A. shares, “I was born in Denver and grew up in University [...]
Happy World Water Day! Today is the 30th annual World Water Day, a day of observance organized by the United Nations to promote awareness and inspire action for the world to unite around water. As water becomes increasingly scarce in the region, the Conservancy and our partners are working to steward the Canal through its transition [...]
Let’s show our environment some love today, March 18, for Global Recycling Day! Did you know that the Canal provides essential habitat for plants and wildlife, in addition to providing a host of benefits to the community as a recreational trail? Unfortunately, trash collecting along the trail and in the channel adversely impacts the Canal, [...]
On Feb. 23, 2023, over 50 regional partners from the Canal Collaborative, a regional public-private partnership, gathered for the Second Annual State of the Canal. Together, this Collaborative is leading the implementation of over $130M in trail improvements along the High Line Canal over the next 15 years, including: Improved access and safety Enhanced environmental [...]
Happy World Wildlife Day! Today marks the 50th anniversary of an agreement to protect more than 37,000 species. Did you know the Canal is home to over 190 bird species, 28 mammal species and 15 reptile species? Wildlife is abundant along the Canal. Learn a bit more about World Wildlife Day. What is World Wildlife [...]
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