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Denver Zoo’s envisioned Asian Tropics exhibit features a diverse array of fascinating animals, many of which are highly endangered. Zoo visitors will explore the 10-acre complex and be exposed to the rich history of animals in Asian culture, their complex relationship with humans and the efforts by Denver Zoo and its partners around the world to protect their futures. Asian Tropics will be the first facility in the country able to house a significant group of bull elephants as part of a global effort to create a sustainable population of elephants. Long-term, Asian Tropics will allow Denver Zoo to become an important Asian elephant breeding center. CCS is proud to have partnered with Denver Zoo to assess the progress of the campaign to build Asian Tropics and to have aided in the development and sharpening of key campaign strategies. To date, more than $40 million has been secured of the total $50 million goal.
The Henry’s Fork Foundation has worked for 25 years to conserve, restore, and protect the unique fishery, wildlife, and aesthetic qualities of the Henry’s Fork watershed. The $3.5 million Henry's Fork Forever: Fish, Land, Water, People campaign will support important on-the-ground projects as well as seed an endowment that will ensure the Henry’s Fork Foundation remains an advocate for one of the most biodiverse and vulnerable ecosystems in the United States. CCS celebrates its partnership with Henry’s Fork Foundation and the successful planning, organization, and launch of the largest campaign in the Foundation’s 25-year history.
Forest Society of Maine (FSM) is a statewide land trust dedicated to working in partnership with landowners to conserve the many values of Maine's forestland. FSM recently announced the successful completion of the $35 million West Branch Campaign and the permanent conservation of 329,000 acres in Maine's Northern Forest. This momentous achievement — the largest contiguous tract ever conserved in Maine — is a combination of 47,000 acres of land purchased for the people of Maine, and a 282,000-acre conservation easement that ensures sustainable forestry, ecological protections, and traditional recreational access for generations to come. CCS is proud to have served the Forest Society of Maine as the campaign manager of the West Branch Campaign and to celebrate FSM's ongoing efforts to ensure the enduring stewardship of the West Branch legacy.
The Campaign for Connecticut was launched in 2000 to support a dramatic expansion in the Chapter’s conservation efforts in critical areas across the state. These landscapes, which are especially vulnerable to threats like incompatible development, include the Saugatuck Forest Landscape in Fairfield County and the Tidelands of the Connecticut River. The campaign raised more than $48,000,000 on its $46,000,000 goal.