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    • HistoryThe Broomfield Open Space Foundation (“BOSF”) was started in June 2006 by its founding members, Clark Griep, Rick Erickson, Ellie McKinley, Dan Wilkie, Patrick Quinn, Gordon McKellar and Kristan Pritz as the ex-officio representative from the City and County of Broomfield.  The BOSF was formally approved a tax-exempt organization under IRS code section 501 (c) 3  on February 18, 2008. History of Organization Alaine Quinn’s slideshow
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Keep the Field in Broomfield

Spring Preschool Nature Walks Are Right Around the Corner

These Wednesday morning walks start up again in April and are designed especially for preschoolers and their guardians. Take a walk with naturalists through Broomfield’s open space areas. Learn about the animal and plant life Read more…

Avian Flu in the City and County of Broomfield

The Broomfield Open Space staff is working with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to take appropriate measures to keep our community and other wildlife safe.While the human health risks from Avian Flu are low according to Read more…

Markel and Wottge Open Space Plan

Attend an Open House for the Markel and Wottge Open Space property conceptual site designs on Feb. 16 from 5-7 p.m. at the Aspen Creek PK-8 School library located at 5500 Aspen Creek Drive. View Read more…


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    LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: We acknowledge that the land upon which we reside is the ancestral home of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Ute peoples. We further recognize that their connection to this place, both today and for countless generations, stewards the natural and cultural resources that we value so deeply. By acknowledging this connection, we strive to learn from, honor and respect these native ties in our open space landscapes.