Denver, Colorado may be a bustling city, but is also serves as home to several diverse ecosystems. From majestic dry grassland plains that can still be found in the metropolitan area’s undeveloped regions, to riparian environments provided by two river drainage systems – the South Platte River and Cherry Creek – open spaces and state parks offer many opportunities for exploration!
The Geology of the Willow Spring Open Space forms the foundation of the area. It provides the clay used to build the Englewood Dam and drives the soil type for the plants and animals there.
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The Englewood Dam in Centennial, Colorado is both a flood control structure and also a great place to walk enjoy the mountain and Willow Spring Open Space views.
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There are many trees at Willow Spring Open Space. Learn about both native and non-native tree species.
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Willow Spring Open space is a large space in Colorado filled with trails, bicycle paths, and sledding in winter.
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