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At first glance, itâs easy to assume that Ross Talbott chose to pursue a different direction in life than being part of the family fruit-growing business in Palisade. After all, Talbott moved in 1959 as a young man to the New Castle area, where he ended up building Apple Tree Park, a trailer park that became home to more than 1,200 people, making it, at one time, about twice the population of New Castle was then. But if you stop to think more closely about the communityâs name, it hints at the fact that it was very much rooted in the Talbott family enterprise. ....
By GREG WALCHER I couldnât help thinking about my friend, the late Harry Talbott, this week when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) designated nearly 300,000 acres as critical habitat for the yellow-billed cuckoo. Harry was a conservation icon, not only because of his leadership in preserving Palisadeâs orchards and open space throughout the region, nor just because of his work in founding the rural agricultural land trust movement, as crucial as those were. He was more than an activist involved in vital local issues. Harry was the real deal, a genuine environmentalist and an indispensable role model for caring about the world around us. ....
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Where would the Grand Valley be without the Colorado West Land Trust? Peach grower Harry Talbott has said he doubts there still would be a peach industry here if not for the work the trust has done to preserve productive orchard land from development. If that was the land trustâs only achievement, it would be worth celebrating. But itâs done so much more in the 40 years since it was started by Palisade farmers. It has conserved roughly 125,000 acres of land stretching from the Bookcliffs to the Black Canyon â preserving views, open spaces, multi-generational farming/ranching livelihoods and vast swaths of wildlife habitat. Itâs helped sustain the local food supply and facilitated partnerships to enhance access to public lands and the great outdoors. ....