Denver's Backyard: Preserving the High Line Canal

About this episode

The episode discusses the High Line Canal and its impact on Denver's ecological health and community.

When we think about conservation, we often picture vast landscapes, working ranches, and remote forests. But some of the most meaningful stewardship efforts are happening right in our own backyards. This week, Haley is joined by Suzanna Fry-Jones, CEO of the High Line Canal Conservancy, to explore the 71-mile corridor that is enhancing the Denver region’s ecological health, recreational opportunities, and sense of community one mile at a time. Topics [0:00] Introduction: What is the High Line...

People in this episode

Host: Haley

Guest: Suzanna Fry-Jones

Topics covered

• conservation
• ecological health
• recreational opportunities
• community
• stewardship

Keywords

• High Line Canal
• conservation
• Denver
• ecological health
• recreation
• community
• stewardship

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: High Line Canal Conservancy

Places: Denver, High Line Canal

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