Grand PLACES 2050 seeks community input to shape conservation efforts

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Kids enjoy a hike along a stream at Winter Park Resort. The resort, which operates on Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests, is a member of Grand Places 2050.
Carl Frey/Courtesy photo

Grand PLACES 2050 is currently developing a strategic action plan with the help of community input, according to a press release from the organization.

Those who take the survey have the chance to shape the future of Grand County’s recreation, conservation and future priorities, according to the release. The survey is open to residents, visitors and anyone with connections to Grand County.

Grand PLACES 2050 launched a development of its strategic action plan to guide future outdoor recreation and conservation priorities and projects last fall. The coalition focuses on Grand County’s people, land, access, conservation, ecosystems and sustainability and consists of local government entities, nonprofit groups, state and federal land managers and businesses.



They engaged stakeholders through a series of focus groups and are now seeking broader input through a public survey. The survey can be taken online in English or Spanish.

Taking the survey is an opportunity to expand perspectives on community values, recreational needs, management priorities and future opportunities. Responses will help identify key challenges, inform potential project development, and ensure that future efforts reflect community priorities and protect the natural resources that make Grand County unique, according to the release.



The strategic plan survey for Grand PLACES is open until April 24.
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Grand PLACES seeks community input before April 24 for shaping its strategic plan for overseeing recreation and conservation.
Grand PLACES/Courtesy photo
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