NoCo Places
A Common Voice for Public Lands
Est. 2018 · Northern Colorado
NoCo Places
A Common Voice for Public Lands
Est. 2018 · Northern Colorado
The NoCo Places Executive Committee consists of one representative from each of NoCo’s nine agencies. It meets monthly, and is co-chaired by one of the county representatives and one from either the federal or state agencies as specified in NoCo’s governance document. Decision-making is by consensus. Each agency retains its autonomy and commits to developing agency-specific plans that are informed and guided by NoCo principles and developed in collaboration with the other NoCo agencies. In addition to agency-specific plans, NoCo is committed to implementing collective action.
All decisions made through collaborative consensus
Regular coordination and strategic planning
Agencies retain independence while collaborating
NoCo Places Executive Committee members are representatives from each of the nine member agencies.
Superintendent
Rocky Mountain National Park
Deputy Forest Supervisor
U.S. Forest Service, Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests
Deputy Regional Manager, Northeast Region
Colorado Parks & Wildlife
Director
Boulder County Parks and Open Space
Commissioner
Clear Creek County
Director
Denver Mountain Parks
Commissioner
Gilpin County
Director
Jefferson County Open Space
Director
Larimer County Natural Resources
Executive Director
NoCo Places
Programs Manager
HJH Solutions
Communications Manager
Creative Content
Certified Non-profit Organization
Your donation supports multi-jurisdictional coordination on Colorado’s public lands.
The NoCo Places region covers five counties in Northern Colorado.
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