Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Capacity Award
The Town of Dolores, with support from Montezuma and Dolores counties, is awarded a capacity grant to fund the forming of a regional partnership
Implementing policies and practices that protect and restore natural habitats, watersheds, and ecosystems of Montezuma and Dolores Counties and the surrounding region, ensuring their resilience and sustainability for future generations
Supporting farming and ranching practices that prioritize soil health, water conservation, biodiversity, and wildlife habitat preservation, while also fostering economic viability for agriculture producers
Investing in infrastructure and programs that enhance access to outdoor recreational opportunities for people of all backgrounds and abilities, including trails, parks, and facilities that are welcoming and accessible to everyone
Managing wildlife populations and habitats sustainably to support diverse hunting and fishing experiences, while also promoting ethical and responsible outdoor recreation practices
Creating an ecosystem of outdoor industry related businesses and jobs that support a local workforce and infuse tax dollars back into our local communities
By prioritizing these initiatives and fostering collaboration among diverse stakeholders, we can create a thriving Colorado where both people and nature flourish
The Coalition Roundtable involves representation from different organizations and entities coming together to discuss common goals, challenges, and strategies. The structure can include facilitated discussions, presentations, and brainstorming sessions aimed at fostering collaboration and consensus-building among participants.
Overall, the Coalition Roundtable serves as a platform for cooperation, coordination, and synergy among diverse stakeholders, ultimately advancing common goals and objectives.
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