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-Colorado Department of Natural Resources LOVELAND, Colo. — In partnership with local landowners Mark and Candee Steputis, Larimer County Natural Resources has conserved an 884-acre ranch via conservation easement in northern Larimer County. The conservation easement acquisition is made possible due to a generous donation from the Steputis family as well as being a component of the Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) 2020 Laramie Foothills Expansion Grant, which bolsters the efforts of Larimer County and City of Fort Collins to conserve lands in this region. The Little Ponderosa Ranch boasts sce...
The Steputis family has owned The Little Ponderosa Ranch since 1987. During those 33 years, the family helped manage the nearby forest and also acquired additional, smaller parcels to stitch the ranch together. Recently, Larimer County and the City of Fort Collins have been working with private landowners to conserve land in the foothills region. In addition to the Steputis family generously donating their ranch, the acquisition was also a component of the Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) 2020 Laramie Foothills Expansion Grant. The scenic property features rolling grasslands, a ponderosa pin...