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Colorado Extends Conservation Tax Credit Program to 2035

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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The Eagle Valley Land Trust hosted an event recognizing legislators for the passage of HB26-1230, which extends Colorado's state conservation easement tax credit to 2035. This program provides a transferable state income tax credit to landowners who voluntarily restrict their land use for conservation purposes. The Property and Environment Research Center studied 12 states that have adopted similar conservation tax credit programs.

From vaildaily.com

Why it matters

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The conservation tax credit is noted by Keep It Colorado as having both economic and environmental benefits, particularly for rural communities that rely on agriculture and ranching. The program allows working farms and ranches to remain in family ownership while protecting habitat and open spaces.

Dylan Roberts advocates for state responsibility on environmental issues, leading to bills signed by Governor Polis that affect Colorado counties.

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  • Eagle CountySpeculative

    Rural land use and agriculture in Eagle County might benefit from the tax credit extension, supporting land value and operations.

  • The Property and Environment Research Center could see increased demand for future research and consulting services.

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