Historic and Cultural Preservation

Ranch personnel are working with local museum partners to identify and restore critical historic structures on the ranch and catalog their significance. Efforts to collect the stories and memories of still-living pioneers are also underway. The red-roofed, one-room schoolhouse that marks the entry to The High Lonesome Ranch headquarters – the High Lonesome Heritage Center — now houses a small museum that showcases this important history. The museum also tells the ongoing story of the natural history of the ranch and its science and conservation efforts. 

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The High Lonesome Ranch properties also include the K-T Ranch in Meeker, Colorado.

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Role of private landowners in species conservation

New plan recognizes role of private landowners in species conservation.
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Spend Your Holidays at High Lonesome Ranch

Spend your Holidays at The High Lonesome Ranch

This year treat yourself to a family gathering at the ranch for either Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Years and enjoy comfortable western elegant lodgings for the whole group! All of our entertaining activities are available to you on an a la carte basis; like hiking, trail rides, wagon rides, wing shooting, sporting clays, eco-tours, cooking [...]
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A Rose by Any Other Name

Face it. For the most part sportsmen, especially fly-fisherman, travel for a multitude of reasons. Some travel to the ends of the Earth to chase some of largest and most exciting fish on the planet. Some travel for the friendship of others. But more often than not, people travel for the total experience, which includes [...]
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EPIC EARLY SEASON FISHING ON THE WHITE RIVER

Mother Nature can be a fickle girl at times, but this time she was kind to the folks along the West Slope of the Rockies – especially in Colorado.
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The mission statement for the High Lonesome describes a "model of sustainability" that preserves stewardship of a large western landscape, maintains biodiversity and ecological connectivity, enhances the lives of wildlife and fish, and preserves and restores degraded habitat while allowing a mix of uses - primarily ranching, recreation, and research.