Our Biggest Election Season Yet
On Election Day 2018, nationwide voter turnout for the midterm elections was the highest its been in more than 50 years.
Entries by Angela Simental
Coloradans Choose a National Conservation Leader as Governor
Conservation Colorado released the following statement from Executive Director Kelly Nordini on the election of Jared Polis as governor.
Oil and Gas Industry Spends More Than $30 Million to Block Proposition 112
Conservation Colorado Executive Director Kelly Nordini has released the following statement on the failure of Proposition 112.
Oil and Gas Industry Fails to Deceive Voters with Amendment 74
Conservation Colorado Executive Director Kelly Nordini released the following statement on the failure of Amendment 74.
Pro-Conservation Leaders Regain Control of Both Legislative Chambers
Conservation Colorado Executive Director Kelly Nordini has released the following statement on the results of state Senate and House elections.
As Attorney General, Phil Weiser Will Fight for Colorado’s Way of Life
Conservation Colorado Executive Director Kelly Nordini released the following statement on the election of Phil Weiser as attorney general.
Ballot Measures 2018
Help us spread the word about Colorado ballot measures and how they impact the environment.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and Connecting to Conservation
Fifty years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson recognized the United States’ Hispanic population by creating Hispanic Heritage Week. The week was later expanded to a month by President Reagan in 1988, and it stretches from September 15 to October 15 every year to celebrate the heritage of the diverse Hispanic populations in the U.S. Hispanic […]
Walker Stapleton named to national “Dirty Dozen” list of worst state candidates running for office
Walker Stapleton has been named to the signature “Dirty Dozen in the States” list for 2018.
More than 100 Colorado businesses sign on to protect the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Today, the Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance released a letter signed by more than 100 Colorado businesses in support of the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF).
