Colorado’s Browns Canyon National Monument provides outstanding opportunities for fishing, whitewater boating, hiking and many other outdoor activities. It is one of the most popular whitewater destinations in the country; attracting roughly 150,000 visitors annually who contribute $60 million to the local economy. It also provides critical habitat for bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer and mountain lions. We proudly funded Conservation Colorado and Conservation Lands Foundation for their work to protect this special place.
Success Story 2015
Browns Canyon National Monument
- PROJECT NAME:
- Browns Canyon National Monument
- GRANTEE:
- Conservation Colorado Conservation Lands Foundation
- RESULT:
- 22,000 acres and 13 river miles protected