New polling validates what we’ve known for years: Coloradans value protecting public health and safety, the environment, and wildlife over profits for the oil and gas industry.
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Help pass the bill that would protect over 400,000 acres of lands that support Colorado’s wildlife, recreation, and economy.
How do you see the future of Colorado?
We have partnered with Colorado’s leading conservation organizations to present our vision to protect our air, land, water, and people. We call it the Colorado Conservation Future.
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Now is the time to shape the future of Colorado, but we cannot do it alone. Together, we can protect our Colorado way of life and create a legacy of protections for our air, land, water, and people.
What We’re Doing
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Fighting Climate Change
We act to clean up our air, protect our health, and tackle climate change at its root cause: carbon pollution.
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Protecting our lands, water & wildlife
We fight to keep Colorado’s outdoors wild and accessible for future generations.
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Electing Pro-Conservation Leaders
We organize to elect environmentally minded leaders and hold all of our representatives accountable.
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Standing up for our communities
We work to engage all Coloradans in and build a more powerful conservation movement.
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Conservation Colorado works throughout the state to protect our air, land, water, and people. But we can’t do it without you. With your support, we will continue to organize and pass policies that leave a legacy for future generations. And with Charity Navigator’s top 4-star rating, you can trust that you are investing in a responsible and transparent organization.
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