Asking Price:$1,500,000
Employee Range:10
Revenue:$120,000
EBITDA:$0
Origin & Purpose:Rooted in land conservation and long-term ecological stewardship, our wellness retreat and education center serves as a gathering space providing focused public access to conserved lands, regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, and wildlife corridor operations. Visitors also have the opportunity to interact with ancient archaeological and sacred sites to reconnect with Indigenous wisdom and the historical stewardship of the watershed. Through equine-guided programs, hands-on horticultural practices, and holistic wellness guidance, participants develop deeper leadership, relationships, and personal connections to the land for the benefit of themselves and future generations.
Our Culture & People:Biodiversity is not the only form of richness celebrated here. Alongside our ecological commitments, we actively foster an inclusive, welcoming community that invites people of all backgrounds, identities, and walks of life. We believe a heartfelt connection to the land is a universal need and powerful catalyst for individual and collective healing. Our team, partners, and visitors are united by a shared reverence for nature, mutual respect, and a dedication to long-term stewardship. By bringing diverse perspectives together, we cultivate a vibrant community culture rooted in equity, active listening, authentic connection, and shared responsibility for the earth.
Our Hope & Vision:Our ultimate goal is the complete, long-term preservation and regenerative stewardship of our entire 700-acre landscape by 2028, with Phase 1 completion targeted for 2027. Partnerships and investments will ensure our goals are met. For millennia, this land has served as a sacred gathering location; we are dedicated not only to conserving its physical footprint, but to preserving the tradition of peaceful interactions between peoples, communities and the earth. Through this partnership investment we aim to scale our agroforestry, wildlife protection, and community education initiatives. We seek a future steward who shares this commitment to expanding our ecological impact, preserving Indigenous and archaeological history, and ensuring this sanctuary flourishes for generations.
What We Seek in a Steward:We are seeking an aligned steward to support and advance the long-term regenerative master plan of the project. The ideal steward shares our commitment to completing our 700-acre land conservation strategy by 2028, preserving archaeological and Indigenous heritage, and advancing agroforestry and wildlife habitat initiatives. We invite a partner dedicated to maintaining this sanctuary as an active gathering space for peaceful stewardship, community learning, and land restoration.
Non-Negotiables when Selecting a Buyer:Alignment with our core foundational terms is required for all prospective stewards:
Conservation Easement: A permanent commitment to land protection and the preservation of archaeological and sacred sites. We prioritize finding a steward who understands our commitment to low-impact operations. We are looking for a partner who values maintaining our focused public access model over a open public access model.
Regenerative Practices: Adherence to strict ecological standards alongside a closed-loop, economically circular operational model.
Employee & Team Involvement: Continued dedication to local employment, college internships, fair labor standards, and team-centered stewardship.
We invite stewards who embrace these non-negotiables to carry forward the long-term 700-acre master plan.
Colorado, United States
