Larimer Conservation District

Larimer Conservation District is a for-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since July 15, 2011, located in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the Natural Resources Research Center. As a conservation-focused entity, the organization works to support environmental preservation, land management, and ecosystem restoration efforts in the Front Range region of Colorado. While specific details about its comprehensive mission are not provided in the available documentation, the organization appears to be deeply committed to natural resource conservation and sustainable land use strategies.

Through its federal grant awards, Larimer Conservation District has been actively engaged in wildfire prevention, ecosystem restoration, and conservation initiatives. In September 2023, the organization received a significant $851,171.92 Cooperative Agreement from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service under the Wildfire Crisis Strategy Landscapes program. This award supports a range of critical activities including hazardous fuels reduction, prescribed burning, reforestation, habitat protection, and infrastructure development, with a performance period extending through September 2033. The organization has also received sub-awards from the Colorado Department of Agriculture, which enable them to hire technical staff to assist landowners with implementing natural resource conservation measures. These sub-awards, which include both state and federal funding from USDA NRCS, support the district's ability to deliver conservation services and encourage sustainable private land use practices. The federal grant programs involved include CFDA 10.724 and CFDA 10.902, demonstrating the organization's multi-faceted approach to environmental conservation and land management.