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May 3, 2026 · ABOUT BLUE VALLEY RANCH Blue Valley Ranch will be a natural landscape of healthy, resilient ecosystems that support a diversity of wildlife. The ranch will be a model of resource integration for conservation, land stewardship, agricultural production and guest services.

Land Exchange - Blue Valley Ranch

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Blue Valley Ranch has an excellent record for conservation and wildlife management. Wildlife and conservation practices on the ranch have resulted in improved bird, fish and big game habitat on the ranch and land adjacent to the ranch.

Overview - Blue Valley Ranch

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The Blue Valley Land Exchange will create new and improved opportunities for public access to both the river and adjacent land. As part of the land exchange, Blue Valley Ranch has proposed creating the Confluence Recreation Area near the confluence of the Blue and Colorado Rivers (insert link to Confluence Recreation Area page).

State Highway 9 Wildlife Crossings Mitigation Monitoring

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Executive Summary The State Highway 9 (SH 9) Colorado River South Wildlife & Safety Improvement Project installed seven large wildlife crossing structures and 10.3 miles of wildlife exclusion fence between Kremmling and Green Mountain Reservoir in Grand County, Colorado. The project was designed to improve motorist safety by reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVC) while providing ...

About BVR - Blue Valley Ranch

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About BVR For over 20 years Blue Valley Ranch has been practicing land stewardship in Grand and Summit Counties of the North-Central Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The ranch strives to be a leader in conservation and a model for what integrated resource management can accomplish on private lands in the Western United States. The ranch’s legacy of land stewardship began with a conservation ...

CO State Hwy 9 Project – Year 3 Progress Report - Blue Valley...

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Jun 25, 2019 · Figure E-2 from the Progress Report shows mule deer and elk carcass counts recorded by Blue Valley Ranch and CO Parks & Wildlife compared to the 5-yr pre-construction average of 56.4 carcasses per year.

The River - Blue Valley Ranch

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Blue Valley Ranch took an active approach to mitigate the resulting variability in flows and increased bank erosion. River restoration work has stabilized the river banks, reduced erosion and sedimentation, narrowed the channel to keep water temperatures cooler at low flows, and provided habitat for fish at all stages of their life cycle.

Fisheries Interns at Blue Valley Ranch

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Oct 27, 2015 · Two seniors at West Grand High School received the experience of a lifetime this past summer through a fisheries internship program at the BLM’s Kremmling Field Office. The program, sponsored by the American Fisheries Society, gave the students experience in measuring water quality and quantity, riparian health, evaluating fish habitat and stream macrofauna like stoneflies,...

Shrub & Grassland - Blue Valley Ranch

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As habitat was being improved, Blue Valley Ranch also partnered with Colorado Parks & Wildlife on re-introduction projects to bring back some of those species, including pronghorn antelope (Antilocapra americana) in 1995, Mirriam’s turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) in 1997, and Columbian sharp-tailed grouse (Tympanuchus phasianellus columbianus ...

BLM Approves Blue Valley Land Exchange - Blue Valley Ranch

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Jan 17, 2023 · The Blue Valley Land Exchange allows 1,830 acres of private land owned by Blue Valley Ranch to be transferred for 1,489 acres of public land. Under the deal, both Green Mountain and San Toy Mountain are protected from any future development.

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