Colorado Fourteeners

Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC) has been empowering individuals to take an active role in conserving Colorado’s natural resources since 1984. The organization collaborates with various conservation and land agencies, drawing on thousands of volunteers annually to support outdoor stewardship projects, including trail maintenance, habitat restoration, and urban gardening. With a variety of volunteer opportunities available each year from April to October, VOC encourages community members to expand their skills through training in sustainable practices. The organization also offers programs such as mentorship opportunities and scholarships to foster leadership in outdoor stewardship. Generated from the website

Colorado Open Lands is a nonprofit organization based in Lakewood, CO, dedicated to the conservation of land and water resources in Colorado. With a mission to protect and preserve the state's natural heritage, they work towards ensuring the continued preservation of Colorado's lands and waters for future generations. Through their efforts, they have successfully conserved over 677,000 acres of land, completed 705 projects across 50 counties, and safeguarded 3,175 miles of waterways. Colorado Open Lands believes that the preservation of Colorado's lands and waters is crucial for maintaining the state's unmatched quality of life. They work tirelessly to protect and restore natural habitats, promote water conservation, and engage in outreach and education initiatives. With a dedicated staff and board of directors, they strive to make a positive impact on the environment and create a sustainable future for both people and wildlife.Generated from the website