Colorado Recreational Parks like Lake George at Eleven Mile Canyon are used for a range of outdoor recreation. What's to happen in the years to come? Will our values as Coloradans be respected on a local and national scale? Can we still even consider our public lands to be wild now? Photo by Jane Hatfield '22
2020 Conservation in the West Poll
The Colorado College State of the Rockies project is pleased to make available the results of the January 2020 Conservation in the West Survey, conducted by New Bridge Strategy and Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz & Associates. Polling in eight western states explores voters' bi-partisan opinions in each state and of the Rocky Mountain West. The survey polled registered voters in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. Voters responded to questions concerning the conservation of national parks and public lands, energy, water, wildlife and other pressing challenges in the Mountain West.
The 10th Annual Survey of Voters in the Rocky Mountain West
National Press Release
Latino Press Release
Podcast: 10 Years of the Conservation in the West Poll
February 20, 2020 Poll HIGHLIGHTS Presentation
Poll Questions and Responses
INSTANT ACCESS: A decade of Rockies poll data made visual
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Last updated: 01/30/2023