About us Watch our 90-second video to see why we're proud of our work. We've earned $2 billion for Colorado public schools by leasing trust lands.

Tips for using the map server: Access the online map server. The fastest way to look up state owned land records is by using the "find" tool. You can search by Township/Range or Section, County, Lease Number, Lessee Name, Property Name or …

We are proud to generate revenue for Colorado public schools by stewarding trust assets, and we strive to be as transparent as possible about our work. How can we help you? Contact us by geographic region or leasing type. Or view the full employee contact list if you know the name of the person you're trying to reach.

The Colorado State Land Board is a constitutionally created agency that manages a $4.1 billion endowment of assets for the benefit of Colorado’s K-12 schoolchildren.

Feb 6, 2025 · Denver – The Colorado Department of Natural Resources announced that Bill Ryan has resigned as Director of the State Land Board, the installation of current Deputy Director Nick Massie as Interim Director, and published a job posting to …

The Colorado State Land Board manages land assets to generate revenue for public schools.

Feb 20, 2025 · This first-of-its-kind public-private partnership for forest carbon capture on state trust property will restore up to 1,000 acres of land severely damaged by wildfires in Grand, Huerfano, and Larimer counties, according to a news release from the State Land Board.

2 days ago · As the last Beefmaster bull left Chico Basin Ranch, tears rolled down the checks of Phillips family members as they closed not only a huge part of their heritage, but an era in Colorado ranching.

Colorado State Land Board. The State Land Board issues surface leases for grazing, dry land crop production and irrigated farming. Agriculture leases generate consistent and ... Colorado State Land Board.

The State Land Board earns money for Colorado public schools by leasing trust land and minerals. 95% of your lease payments support Colorado schools. We use only 5% to fund our operations because we receive no tax dollars.