Working together to address challenges and enhance the health of working lands
Colorado Coalition to Enhance Working Lands (COCEWL) is a network of organizations and individuals whose purpose is to address the challenges facing those who help to enhance the health and productivity of Colorado working lands.
Our coalition works to improve the resilience and productivity of Colorado to create viable agricultural businesses and rural communities, protect open space, and increase the ecosystem service benefits these lands provide to the people of Colorado. Our focus is working with agricultural producers and land managers to increase soil health, biodiversity, and hydrologic function wherever possible.
PRODUCERS & LAND MANAGERS
We recognize the vital work that Colorado agricultural producers and land managers play in increasing the health, vitality, and function of Colorado working lands. This website highlights the good work of innovative producers and managers. Visit Quivira Coalition’s website to find resources to learn more about how to increase the health of your lands and expand your network.
CONSUMERS & COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Colorado consumers and citizens are a key influence on agricultural practices through their buying power at stores and through their influence of policy makers. We hope that you recognize the difference you can make in the health of working lands in Colorado and educate yourself about these issues by getting involved.
POLICY MAKERS & LEGISLATORS
Our coalition members work at the local, state, and federal policy levels. The coalition understands the power that policy makers at this level have to influence the practices on public and private working lands in Colorado. We hope that the resources we offer will help you better understand the issues that face agriculture producers and land managers working to enhance Colorado working lands.
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Questions? Contact us at education@quiviracoalition.org