NSF International

Founded in 1951, The Nature Conservancy is one of the leading conservation organizations worldwide. The organization protects more than 100 million acres of land and over 5,000 miles of rivers. It deals with issues related to climate change, fire, fresh water, forests, invasive species and marine ecosystems. The Nature Conservancy works with government agencies, indigenous communities, businesses, multilateral institutions and nonprofit organizations. The organization operates more than 100 conservation projects and has over 1 million members. It preserves plants, animals and natural communities through land acquisitions and conservation easements. The Nature Conservancy publishes articles on a variety of conservation-related issues. Additionally, it operates various conservation buyer projects. Headquartered in Arlington, Va., the organization maintains a location in Boulder, Colo.

CO-LABS Inc., based in Boulder, Colorado, serves as a crucial connector between entrepreneurs, scientists, and economic development experts, collaborating with over 30 federally funded research labs and institutes to drive economic growth through science, technology, and innovation. The organization plays a vital role in addressing significant societal needs by facilitating impactful research in areas such as clean water, food production, and public health. In addition to supporting high-impact research, CO-LABS is actively engaged in advocating for the scientific community in Colorado, responding to challenges posed by federal budget cuts and administrative directives affecting research labs. Through partnerships and initiatives, CO-LABS aims to sustain Colorado's leadership in research and technology while fostering collaboration among academia, industry, and government stakeholders. Generated from the website