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Summary
The Colorado Outdoor Opportunities Act directs the Division of Parks and Wildlife to lead statewide planning, data integration, and partnership work on recreation, wildlife, agriculture, and climate‑resilience issues. It adds new definitions, requires annual planning reports, and earmarks $436,025 for the division’s staff and park operations. The law aims to improve access, sustainability, and economic benefits of outdoor recreation across Colorado.
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