Permanently protecting more than 8,500 acres of open space, wildlife habitat, and forestland. This landmark project—made possible through voter-approved funding and a major federal conservation grant—preserves one of the last remaining large, contiguous landscapes in the Snyderville Basin. The acquisition strengthens wildlife corridors, safeguards natural resources, and ensures future opportunities for responsible public access and recreation. Join us to learn how this once-in-a-generation effort reflects our community’s commitment to conservation and shaping the future of Summit County for generations to come.