Explores the five distinct regions of Colorado separated by geography, culture, history and economy: Southern Colorado (including the San Luis Valley and the plains south of the Arkansas River), Western Colorado, eastern plains (north of the Arkansas River), Front Range, and Denver metropolitan region.

"Tens of millions of people, billions of dollars of agricultural production, and an enormous amount of economic activity across a vast swath of America from California to the Mississippi River are all dependent on rivers born in the mountains of Colorado. In a time of mounting demand and limited supply, the need for all citizens to better understand and participate in decisions affecting this critical resource is paramount"--Container.

Tells the stories of the prominent women in Colorado's first 100 years, who are depicted on the wallhanging entitled Women's gold, which hangs in the state capitol.

Tells the story of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad's motivation to build the line in 1881 and captures the history through the years.

Views of selected Colorado wildlife from all ecological zones.

The Colorado State Forest Service, Gunnison Nursery provides aspen and willow seedlings to use for reforestation and river bank stabilization. The seedlings come from high altitude area around Gunnison so they can be used across the state.

Participants tell how the short tourism campagion video was put together including music, locations, and filming.

Brief look at the agricultural products produced around the state. Products include sunflowers, cut flowers, turf grass, wine, fruit, aquaculture, sugar beets, grains, potatoes, onions, cattle, sheep and bison.