In September, five projects closed, representing more than $3 million in GOCO investments into local communities across the state.

In recent years, the Lottery has also elevated its commitment to conservation by continuing to fully fund GOCO up to its constitutional cap, as well as implementing a more hands-on approach to conservation and environmental stewardship in Colorado.

While most kids across the country started this school year staring at computer screens, elementary students in Lake County School District (LCSD) are doing things differently.

Congratulations to our partners at The Conservation Fund, Eagle Valley Land Trust, and Eagle County on the grand opening of Brush Creek Valley Ranch and Open Space.

In July and August, three projects closed, representing more than $2.3 million in GOCO investments into local communities across the state.

In May and June, nine projects closed, representing more than $2.4 million in GOCO investments into local communities across the state.