Castlewood Canyon State Park Management Plan Public Meeting
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking for public input to draft Castlewood Canyon State Park’s Management Plan. The park is creating a 10-year plan to serve as a guideline for future land management and resource use decisions. The public comment period will be open from January 8 to February 9, 2025.
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The draft plan can be reviewed and comments may be submitted through engagecpw.org. Feedback may also be provided by emailing [email protected].
Castlewood Canyon will host an in-person public meetings to provide an overview of the draft plan.
State park management plans are designed to serve as a policy document and point of reference for current and future staff and the public. The plan is intended to align with CPW’s goals of managing land and conserving natural resources for generations to come.
Public input will be reviewed and used to inform the draft plan. The management plan is expected to be published later this year.
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