Conservation
Efforts
A lasting commitment to the land, the wildlife and the community we call home.
Conservation
Easement
Harvest is actively restoring and enhancing existing habitat through several key initiatives. Working alongside local experts and conservation partners, our approach is centered on protecting wildlife, restoring native landscapes and preserving meaningful open space for generations to come.
Active Habitat
Restoration
On land that had already been significantly graded before Harvest Village, we are working with Roaring Fork Conservancy and other wildlife experts to restore native trees, bushes, grasses, and flowers that create habitat for birds and other native species.
A wildlife study performed by Jonathan Lowsky with Colorado Wildlife Sciences further guides these restoration efforts.
Read the Wildlife Impact Report →
Extensive Habitat
Protection
Nearly 25% of the site, approximately 70 acres, will be wildlife-friendly space, including the 54-acre conservation easement with the Roaring Fork Conservancy.
Roaring Fork Conservancy →
Meetings with
Parks & Wildlife
Pre-existing site conditions, including the 2005 mass grading and Highway 82 wildlife fences, have already severely impacted wildlife movement in this area.
The 2022 biodiversity study completed by the Colorado Natural Heritage Program provides additional insight into wildlife movement and the property's role in protecting important habitat connections.
Read the Biodiversity Study →stronger communities
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Guided by Expertise
