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A Colorado family tried to save their cattle ranch by betting big on rare birds. It’s paying off.

By Zach Altman | December 5, 2021

From getting the folks at Audubon to certify the ranch as bird-friendly, to selling carbon sequestration credits for the tall grass, the May Ranch near Lamar is modernizing stewardship.

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