Colorado Public Interest Research Group

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

Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC) is a nonpolitical, nonprofit land trust dedicated to the protection and conservation of the natural character, habitats, ecosystems, and open space of Douglas County and other areas along the Front Range region of Colorado. With the support of donors, volunteers, and landowners, DLC actively preserves over 26,757 acres in Douglas, Jefferson, and Elbert Counties, ensuring the preservation of valuable viewscapes, recreation opportunities, and wildlife habitat. Committed to land conservation and smart growth, DLC has been serving the region since 1987, focusing primarily on Douglas County but also extending its efforts to support surrounding counties. Through small contributions and fundraising initiatives like the "Give a Hand for Land" campaign, DLC aims to make a big impact in preserving the natural beauty and ecological diversity of the local lands. Joining DLC's mailing list allows individuals to stay informed and engaged in their conservation efforts.Generated from the website