Eagle River Watershed Council Inc

High Country Conservation Advocates (HCCA) has been dedicated to protecting the natural beauty and ecological health of the Gunnison Valley since 1977. With a focus on preserving public lands, water resources, and promoting sustainable stewardship, HCCA has successfully led community efforts against mining proposals and other threats to the environment. Through collaborative projects and advocacy, HCCA engages local communities in conservation efforts, ensuring the protection of vital ecosystems and recreational spaces. Their ongoing initiatives, such as the Gunnison County Community Wildfire Protection Plan, highlight their commitment to enhancing the resilience of the region's landscapes and resources. Generated from the website

The Upper Colorado Environmental Plant Center (UCEPC) is a non-profit facility located in Meeker, Colorado, dedicated to the revegetation and restoration of disturbed sites in the region, particularly those affected by oil extraction. Established in 1975 by two northwest Colorado conservation districts, the Center serves areas across Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, focusing on enhancing wildlife habitats and improving water quality. With a commitment to research and education, UCEPC has released and collaborates on the production of over 18 conservation plants to support local ecosystems. The Center provides various services, including plant materials consultation, training, and educational tours, aimed at promoting sustainable land management and improving the quality of life in the surrounding communities. Generated from the website