Sheep Mountain Alliance is YOUR local environmental organization. We fight every day to protect your health and livelihoods. We work on issues from ecosystem conservation to environmental justice, amplifying your voice so that you have a say in your future. Your support is critical to us!

For over 25 years, Yampatika has connected people with nature to inspire environmental stewardship. You can take the classroom OUTDOORS for people of all ages by supporting Yampatika!

At Colorado Sierra Club our goal is to engage Coloradans to enjoy, explore and protect the planet for future generations. We achieve this by putting our efforts toward solving the climate crisis, grassroots action, and protecting Colorado's natural resources for generations to come.

Your donations keep CUSP crews and volunteers on the ground protecting the water quality and ecological health of the South Platte watershed. CUSP leverages contributions as matching funds for grants and on-the-ground work. Your investment is maximized to protect the Upper South Platte watershed.

Colorado's most precious natural resources, water and soil, need understanding and conserving more than ever. As we strive across the state to create educated community members, the San Luis Valley also wants to engage our children (and future voting community members) with our natural resources.

CONSERVATION - COMMUNITY - DIVERSITY EFTA coordinates the largest conservation-focused migratory bird event in the Western Hemisphere, World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD). We offer a variety of educational programs as well as diversity internship programs. Learn more at www.environmentamericas.org

WildEarth Guardians works to protect and restore the wildlife, wild rivers, wild places, and health of the American West, including in Colorado, where our bold and creative advocacy, education, and legal actions are protecting the wild things and places we care about most in this great state.

Major funding needs for 2019 and 2020 are: 1) Programs (especially for youth) to experience and enjoy nature along the trail. 2) Volunteer programs to enhance the habitat's health and support restoration. 3) New trail enhancements such as pollinator gardens, maps, benches.

CCEF is a grassroots organization focused on educating & mobilizing people to protect Colorado's air, land, water, and people. Donations received through Colorado Gives Day support the Becca Strelitz Internship Program & general operations for programs like voter registration and Latino organizing.

Prairie wildlife is stuck between a rock and a hard place. With the crush of sprawl in urban areas and the dominance of agriculture in rural ones, many native creatures have few places to turn. SPLT's solution: buy the land, protect habitat for native flora and fauna, and let the prairie heal.

Recycle Colorado is committed to transforming Colorado into a national leader in waste reduction, recovery and diversion.

Loving a place isn't enough. You must have the courage to protect it. From the summit of Pikes Peak to the mountainous headwaters of the Arkansas River and rolling grasslands and farmland of the lower Arkansas River Valley, we are one region connected by water and diverse and beautiful land.

We need your help to defend clean air, pure water & healthy lands in the San Juan Basin. As a regional member-based organization, we rely on individuals like you to support our work fighting dirty energy, protecting wild places, & preserving clean water here in Southwest CO and northwest NM.

We've trained over 60000 people from 145 countries. SEI Alumni have designed, installed, commissioned, or maintained over 4500 MW of solar PV. This is having a real impact on climate change. Do you believe in renewable energy education for a sustainable future? You can join us by investing today!

The BCC appeals to people who care about taking care of our heavily-used rock climbing areas along the Front Range of Colorado. We address trash and human waste problems, severe erosion on climbing approach trails, protection of Golden Eagle habitats, and fixed hardware safety.

HPEC is raising $3000 to add a Tipi to our Wild Zone (a natural play area) and Medicine Wheel Garden (an ethnobotany garden that explains uses of native plants by Plains Indian Tribes). The Tipi will be used for educational outreach to local 3rd grade classes, and in hosting the LakotaRide event.