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Colorado's Pinestone Ranch bought for conservation, linking 100,000+ acres of public land

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Palmer Land Conservancy has purchased the 674-acre Pinestone Ranch near Pikes Peak in Colorado for conservation purposes. The property, located close to Woodland Park, had been listed at $5.9 million and was previously considered a potential development site. The acquisition connects the area to more than 100,000 acres of public land, significantly expanding accessible natural terrain. Plans for the site may include trails, wildlife habitat restoration, and public access opportunities. The purchase also contributes to broader efforts to complete the Ring the Peak trail route in the region.

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