Karl Brown National Park Service, Vegetation Mapping Inventory Program Leader in Fort Collins, CO.

Andy Seidl, CSU

JD Krones, Colorado Headwaters Land Trust in Granby

Good morning. Janna Six here, supporter of CNHP.

Liza Mitchell, Pitkin County Open Space & Trails

Alison Gallensky, Rocky Mountain Wild, Metro Denver

You can find past webinar recordings here:https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Partners-Conference-Schedule.aspx

Check out the Mountain & Prairie podcasts here https://mountainandprairie.com/podcast/and the Partner of the Year Award video herehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quYcWNA3DBk

Explore the tool for yourself at https://trails.colorado.gov/E-mail us at COTREX@state.co.us if you have any questions!

Dave, help folks understand a "G" rank. What G1 means compared to G4, etc.

These are great visualizations, thanks for sharing and describing. It's cool to see under the hood of some of the data that have informed and will continue to inform our work at Metro Denver Nature Alliance.

thanks for the shout out, Dave.

Andrew Seidl for ROI discussion -- please reach out to me regarding the BSA conservation easement at Ben Delatour Scout Ranch in Red Feather Lakes. Karl Brown

@Karl Sure thing. Let's chat. Andrew.seidl@colostate.edu or afseidl for skype

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Fantastic presentation and valuable info, Mike. That's a good idea to remind people they don't need to be GIS experts to take advantage of the tool.

I used the New Mexico tool to help comment on potential Wild & Scenic River segments and found it very useful. I am looking forward to the Colorado version of the tool.

Holy Wow! We have been making maps like these along the Gold Belt Tour Byway to support our grant requests and support our Byway designations. This will save us a boatload of time! and money! We look forward to looking at this.Do not overlook this tool for the Colorado Scenic Byway program - they can go on your list of benefitted groups.

Also, as a landowner with a conservation easement, I need to re-look at my own parcel using this tool!

Thank you for the helpful and informative presentation. We look forward to using the tool in the San Luis Valley.

Data is also an excellent storytelling tool - infographics, etc. - for communicating a complex subject to the general public about the value of conservation.

Great overview of GIS and "power of place" and how it can help in planning! Thank you!