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Conservation Success

  • Writer: Bethany Koch
    Bethany Koch
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read

March 25, 2025

Wildcat Regional Park, Highlands Ranch
Wildcat Regional Park, Highlands Ranch

After nearly a year of discussions, Douglas County recently donated the land designated as Wildcat Regional Park to the Highlands Ranch Community Association (HRCA). These 202 acres of pristine wilderness will be added to the HRCA Backcountry and designated for conservation and wildlife habitat. The elk, deer, eagles, bobcats, wild turkeys, and other wildlife will be protected from extensive development. Rather than construct a massive youth sports complex with lighted fields, buildings, and an Olympic-sized pool as the county had previously considered for this land, HRCA plans to develop passive recreation opportunities, including a 5K trail loop and bike-only trails that will provide access for Douglas County residents while safeguarding the area's delicate ecosystem. With thoughtful management from the HRCA Backcountry team, the natural habitat will be protected, and the wildlife is expected to thrive.

 
 
 

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The Highlands Ranch Sustainability Club was founded in 2024 by Bethany Koch and a passionate group of residents seeking to make a difference in our community. Highlands Ranch enjoys beautiful open spaces and wildlife, access to healthy food and renewable energy, extensive bike and walking trails, home pick-up service for recycling, and many other attributes that contribute to a sustainable lifestyle. We are working together to build upon this success and further increase the sustainability of our Highlands Ranch community.

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