Jewell Wetlands park is an ecological park next to Utah Park, similar to Cherry Creek Ecological park, it's main focus is on preservation of the natural ecosystem. There are many observation decks...
Jewell Wetlands Park
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An ambitious community effort led to the protection of Jewell Wetlands, a 50-acre urban wetland in Aurora, Colorado, now owned by the city. The wetland serves as an educational resource for nearby schools and residents, offering a hands-on learning experience and helping to control flooding in the area.
Managed by Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, students have planted a butterfly garden on the premises, enhancing the biodiversity of the wetland. The Trust for Public Land facilitated the purchase of the wetland in 1995, with support from the Great Outdoors Colorado Trust Fund, showcasing a collaborative approach to conservation and environmental stewardship.
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It is so gorgeous with high grass and a trail going through. The only issue is access as I had to drive around a bit to find where I could enter this beautiful trail
Water in the pond is super low, not sure if it is only naturally filled but I saw a guy fishing and I'm concerned about the fish if the water levels continue to deplete in this heat.
Great local park to walk, jog, or enjoy nature in. There's a small pond, woods, and open areas to walk on paths in. You can make a good walk by doing a couple loops. There's some privacy along a...
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