Ocean First Institute works to deepen the natural connection between people and the ocean. We educate and empower people to understand the ocean is our life support system no matter where they live, and that we need a healthy ocean to have a healthy planet.

The Rio Grande and its many tributaries provide water for agriculture, cities, recreation, and wildlife, making life in the San Luis Valley possible. Your support helps us improve the health of our river through diverse restoration projects.

Support YVSC and take Climate Action! Join with us to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the Yampa Valley so that we and future generations can enjoy the cultural and natural heritage we all value so much.

Protect the places you love! Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics is dedicated to using education, research and outreach to establish a nationwide Leave No Trace outdoor code of ethic.

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.

The Friends of Dinosaur Ridge is known for our world-famous dinosaur tracks and world-class education programs. Our two main campaigns for donations are Education and Fossil Preservation. Don't let us go extinct!

We've trained over 76,000 people from 145 countries. SEI Alumni have designed, installed, commissioned, or maintained over 10% of the WORLD's installed solar PV. This is having a real impact on climate change, and we're just getting started.

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

Colorado has already lost about 50% of its short-grass prairie. Wildlife populations on the plains are threatened because they are running out of space. Our solution is to buy and protect native prairie. We help heal the land and give prairie wildlife the space it needs to survive and thrive.

Roaring Fork Conservancy brings people together to explore, value, and protect the Roaring Fork Watershed. Through education programs and watershed action projects, we inspire people to protect our rivers, work hard to keep water in local streams, monitor water quality, and preserve riparian habitat

Your gift to Denver Botanic Gardens supports our education, conservation and horticulture programs. This gift cannot be used for membership but to become a member please visit https://www.botanicgardens.org/membership.

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.

We cultivate explorers & scientists by connecting thousands of kids to nature each year. We harness their natural sense of wonder & curiosity through our outdoor adventures at camp, field trips, after-school clubs, & science classes. We show kids they can change the world.

The purpose of the Evergreen Nature Center and Evergreen Audubon programs is to foster contagious enthusiasm and life-long respect for the natural world by providing fun and inspiring educational experiences for people throughout the entire Bear Creek 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.

Douglas Land Conservancy was formed in 1987 and has conserved over 22,500 acres in Douglas, Elbert and Jefferson Counties. Contributions to our organization help us to continue our mission to conserve and steward open space in perpetuity.