Who5290 - Volunteers For Outdoor Colorado

VOLUNTEERS FOR OUTDOOR COLOR ADO
2 012 Ye a r - E n d R e p o r t
5,290 46,005 64
VO L U N T E E R S
VO L U N T E E R H O U R S
P L AC E S I N C O L O R A D O
MADE BETTER
A r e p o r t o n t h e di f f e r e n c e yo u m a d e.
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Dear Friends:
There’s a real sense of satisfaction that comes with getting your hands dirty, digging that
stretch of trail or putting a new tree in the ground. And, it’s especially gratifying when,
at the end of the day you look back with your team of friends and realize how much
was actually accomplished, that you made a sizeable difference, and that you created
something that future generations will appreciate and enjoy.
All across Colorado, from Gateway to Aurora, from Bellvue to Beulah, 64 outdoor places
were made better in 2012 thanks to more than 5,200 VOC volunteers who dug in and
made a huge difference. 2012 was an inspiring year for many reasons, including:
• More families and youth volunteered with VOC – Youth comprised 20% of VOC’s
volunteers, and more families than ever before joined VOC on dozens of family-friendly
projects.
• Corporate teams gave back to Colorado’s outdoors in record numbers – 18 Colorado
companies participated in VOC’s Stewardship with a Team Program (SWAT), engaging
nearly 500 employees in volunteer work while also providing financial support to VOC.
• Organizations joined hands for wildfire restoration – The fires in Waldo Canyon and
High Park left incredible land destruction in their wake. VOC quickly got involved,
joining the High Park Restoration Coalition, and working in partnership with local
groups in both locations to train crew leaders and engage hundreds of volunteers in
restoration projects. VOC volunteers also helped with the ongoing restoration work in
the Hayman burn area this year.
• Awards recognized our impact around the state – Thanks to the efforts of so many
dedicated VOC volunteers and supporters, VOC was awarded the Governor’s Service
Award for Outstanding Nonprofit, the Colorado Open Space Alliance’s Blue Grama
Award for Outstanding Achievement by an Organization, and an REI Stewardship
Leader award.
As you explore this report and read about the people, the places, and the difference made
here in Colorado this year, please consider how you can help with your financial support.
We have lots planned for 2013 – from hosting a statewide summit for youth, to leading
more fire restoration efforts. Your gift helps make all of this possible.
As always, a heartfelt thank you goes out to all our volunteers, leaders, friends, partners,
and supporters for your continued commitment to the stewardship of Colorado’s outdoors.
Thank You!
Ann Baker Easley, Executive Director
Bob Van Wetter, 2012 Chair, Board of
Directors
2012 HIGHLIGHT S
Who
5290 volunteers including 1,063 youth under 18 participated in VOC Outdoor
Stewardship Projects
481 employees from 18 corporate teams, AND 502 youth from 11 youth
organizations and school groups volunteered on VOC Stewardship with a
Team days
292 volunteers and 80 youth corps members were trained through VOC’s
Outdoor Stewardship Institute (OSI)
24 new VOC leadership volunteers
38 new youth leadership graduates from VOC’s Cairn High School Youth Program
What
106 volunteer opportunities to care for 64 places throughout Colorado
46,005 volunteer hours, valued at $1,009,304 (an increase
of 30% over 2011!)
Improved recreational opportunities by building and restoring
(80,886 feet) of trail
Helped native plants thrive by removing
Made trails more sustainable with
and 87 drainage structures
15.32 miles
52.36 acres of invasive weeds
195 rock steps, 373 feet of rock walls,
Improved air quality and green spaces by planting 672 trees,
and bushes, and 6,960 square feet of garden beds
Restored fire-damaged land by planting
and re-seeding 37.56 acres of land
Where
3,134 plants
420 trees, 2,667 plants and bushes,
18 Federal lands
11 State lands
35 Local parks, open space, and other protected lands
2012 HIGHLIGHT S
10 projects, 10,000 feet on
the Continental Divide Trail
Youth and families learn valuable
stewardship lessons
VOC took on 10 projects on the
Continental Divide National Scenic Trail
in 2012. Most took place near Leadville,
where volunteers spent several 3-day
stints in the backcountry, ultimately
constructing nearly 10,000 feet of
new trail. Volunteers also completed
significant restoration work on the
Wolf Creek Pass section of the trail in
southwestern Colorado.
VOC hosted a record number of
youth groups and schools through the
Stewardship with a Team (SWAT) program,
including a group of 300 high school
sophomores from Hugh O’Brien Youth
Leadership (HOBY). They removed 4 acres
of noxious weeds and barbed wire fence
that threatened wildlife at Cherry Creek
State Park.
VOC’s first
“kids only”
young
stewards
program,
held at
Staunton
State Park,
was a great
success. More than 20 youth ages 6-10,
together with their parents, spent the day
learning about caring for Colorado’s
outdoors in a fun, hands-on way.
“I had volunteered with the Continental
Divide Trail Alliance for the past 6 years and
worked in the same area for the previous
two. When I saw that VOC picked up these
work sessions I was thrilled to be able to
continue. It feels good to be working on
such a great project and to open more of a
wilderness experience for people who will
be using the trail.” – David Addor, new VOC
volunteer
“VOC’s mission of instilling a sense of responsibility for our public lands includes the whole
family. I want to instill in my kids that sense of responsibility – to the trails we use, to the
campgrounds we visit – so they are motivated and have an expectation of themselves. At the
Keystone project, there was something for them to do that was appropriate for younger kids
who aren’t quite ready to spend the whole day out on the trail. That’s a baby step toward
becoming full fledged workers. That’s a start in the right direction.” – Chris Olsen, VOC volunteer
and former crew leader/board member
Trail projects expand recreation
and boost tourism
Several VOC projects focused on expanding
recreational opportunities for users of all
types, including one in Clear Creek Canyon.
There, volunteers turned an existing railroad
grade into nearly 3,000 feet of new trail
for hikers and cyclists, and built steps on the
steep slope that will manage erosion and
give anglers river access.
“The volunteers
were just
wonderful. This
new piece of trail
is an important link
in the ‘Peaks to
Plains’ trail that will
eventually follow
Clear Creek from
Summit County
all the way out
to DIA.” – Martha
Disaster restoration work
a priority in 2012
Tableman, Clear
Creek County Open
Space Coordinator
Many of VOCs projects in 2012 also had
significant economic impact for towns and
communities, such as this trail project in
Silverton. There, volunteers constructed
a new 1,000-foot trail along the Animas
River, which will provide visitors with more
opportunities for in-town recreation.
2012 was a year of helping Colorado’s
damaged lands recover. The first half of the
year took VOC to the mountains to re-forest
pine-beetle devastated areas. Later, on the
Hayman fire’s 10th anniversary, volunteers
helped with ongoing restoration work by
planting hundreds of willows (in photo). In
October, restoration work began on the
Waldo Canyon and High Park fire burn
areas where volunteers helped with erosion
control and re-seeding.
“The Town of Silverton believes trails are important to attracting and
keeping visitors. This new trail is a significant segment that starts where
people get off the Durango-Silverton train and it connects them to the
Animas River. Our goal is that by offering more trail opportunities like
this, visitors are enticed to return, to extend their visit, to spend the
night, or to buy another meal while they’re in town, instead of being just
passersby. The Animas River trail project with VOC turned out fantastic
and everyone’s really pleased with the end result. It never would have
happened without VOC.” – Marcie Demmy Bidwell, Executive Director,
Mountain Studies Institute
“I volunteered for
the Hayman project
because it’s close to
home and it was a
devastating disaster.
Getting to work on a
project that is close to
home is closer to the
heart. Helping replant
willow trees and helping
Mother Nature return
back to the way it was
before was a satisfying
experience.”
– Eric Renschler, VOC
volunteer and Florissant
resident
Cairn Program youth show their stewardship skills
In celebration of Earth Day and Global Youth Service Day,
students in VOC’s Cairn High School program demonstrated their
outdoor leadership skills by planning and leading a large project
to renovate a trailhead on the Sand Creek Regional Greenway
in Denver. They led 130 volunteers in xeriscape planting, fence
installation, and drainage improvements.
“Environmental Stewardship, to me, means being an advocate for
nature and improving your community for generations ahead.”
– Jacqui Pittman, age 15, Cairn student
Gardening projects help
the hungry, improve
urban parks
VOC hosted 7 gardening
projects this year, which proved
to be highly popular. VOC
worked in partnership with
Grow Local Colorado on many
of these projects, including one
at Denver’s Huston Lake Park.
There, corporate volunteers from
AOL and Mapquest planted
3 large vegetable gardens.
Produce harvested was donated
to local food shelters throughout
the summer.
2012 FINANCIAL OVERVIE W
3%
2%
9%
13%
26%
25%
22%
Revenue Sources
Expenses
 Individuals
 Foundations
 Government
 Corporations
 Program Specific Donors
 In-Kind
 Earned Revenue
 Programs
 Fundraising
83%
10%
7%
 Admin/
Management
Financials are unaudited. Audited statements will be available in 2013.
VOC welcomes new leadership
volunteers
Leadership volunteers are invaluable to the work
that VOC does. They lead crews of volunteers,
prepare delicious food for hungry volunteers,
make sure the right tools are at each project,
and coordinate the many project technicalities.
Dozens of folks stepped into leadership
positions through VOC’s training and mentoring
program in 2012.
“I volunteer with VOC because I like working
outdoors, and the focus on the environment and
on sustainable trails. I became a crew leader this
year because I thought I would be able to give
back more by being a leader.” – George Schamel,
volunteer, certified VOC crew leader
For stories and photos from all 2012
VOC projects and to keep up with what’s
happening, follow us on Facebook,
Twitter, YouTube, and our email
newsletter, the VOC Voice.
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Read on to see how you made a
difference on Colorado’s outdoors
in 2012, from Gateway to Aurora,
from Bellvue to Beulah.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR OUTDOOR COLOR ADO
2 012 Ye a r - E n d R e p o r t
Thanks
to all our friends, partners
and supporters for an incredible year.
Your support makes all the
difference for Colorado’s outdoors.
VOC 2012 Board of Directors
Jonathan Adelman
Amanda Smith Greenberg
Brad McQueen
Bob Van Wetter, Chair
Tim Bishop
Matthew Hamilton
Melanie Melcher
Rebecca Watson
Kim Burgess
Howard Kenison
Stuart L. Miner
Tim Wohlgenant
Jay P.K. Kenney
Jan Schmidt
Thank you to our supporters!
(from October 28, 2011 to October 27, 2012)
Corporate, Foundation, Government, & Agency Supporters
$50,000+
Gates Family Foundation
Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson
Foundation
National Forest Foundation
REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.)
United States Forest Service
Mike O’Brien Memorial Trail Fund
Estate of Joy Hillard
$25,000 - $49,999
Bureau of Land Management
Colorado Department of Natural
Resources
Starbucks
The Boeing Company
Xcel Energy Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
City of Colorado Springs
Colorado Garden Show, Inc.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Colorado State Trails Program
Karl Friedman Family Foundation
Newmont Mining Corporation
$5,000 - $9,999
Anadarko Petroleum Corporation
Anschutz Family Foundation
City and County of Denver (Denver
Parks & Recreation)
Comcast
Community Shares
EKS&H
Firman Fund
Fred & Jean Allegretti Foundation
Lockheed Martin
MillerCoors
Norgren, Inc
Otten Johnson Robinson Neff &
Ragonetti, PC
Pioneer Natural Resources
The Community Foundation Serving
Boulder County
Town of Breckenridge
Wells Fargo
Which Wich, LLC
$1,000 - $4,999
BBVA Compass Foundation
Burrell Family Foundation
Clif Bar & Company
Colorado Oil and Gas Association
ICAT Managers
LUSH Cosmetics
Rothstein Kass
Roundup Riders of the Rockies
Heritage & Trails Foundation
Sand Creek Regional Greenway
Partnership
SmartWool
The Lukens Company
The Summit Foundation
The Terral and Lynn Jordan Fund
Trinchera Blanca Foundation
Wellborn Sullivan Meck & Tooley, PC
Whole Foods Market (Golden Store)
Youth Service America
$500 - $999
A C Golden Brewing
Allegro Coffee
Carol and Hunt Walker Family Fund
Community First Foundation
InJoy Birth & Parenting Education
The Humphreys Foundation
The North Highland Company
$250-$499
AOL
Bike Denver
Cars Helping Charities
Conservation Impact
Garden Club of Denver
Laura Jane Musser Fund
Partners for Access to the Woods
Patagonia Footwear
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Rotberg Comens Booth Foundation
Scott Goodman and Barbara
Masoner Fund
Twin Eagle Resource Management
$100-$249
Lewan & Associates
Mi Cocina
Mountain Studies Institute
Park County Historical Society
Salida Mountain Trails
Schlegel White Foundation
Tuesday Birders
Wilmot Charitable Fund
Corporate Matching Gifts
America’s Charities
CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams
Foundation
DCP Midstream
EnCana Cares Foundation
Honeywell Hometown Solutions
I.N.G.
IBM International Foundation
Mile High United Way
Oracle USA
ProLogis
Travelers Community Connections
Union Pacific Corporation
Western Union Foundation
Individual Supporters
Stewardship Circle ($1,000+)
Anonymous
Jonathan Adelman
Mary Agster
Brad Armstrong and Julie Dolin
Tim Bishop
Kim and Dave Burgess
Montgomery Cleworth
Tim and Sue Damour
Michael P Dowling
Ben and Mary Eiseman
Sandy Elliott
Rick and Susie Grossman
Donna Humes
Jim Jacobson and Karen Schulz
Jace Johnson
Howard Kenison and Debbie Heidish
Jay P.K. Kenney and Emily Sinclair
Peter Kirsch and Pat Reynolds
Dave and Nancy Marlow
Brad and Melissa McQueen
Melanie and Chris Melcher
Stuart L. Miner and Mary Hashem
Sam Packer and Sue Collins
David Piske
Stu Roberts and Lulu Gould
Judith Timchula
Bob Van Wetter and Betsy Brew
Rebecca and Greg Watson
Steve West and Ronda Rolain
Sharon Wilson
Wayne and Cathy Zahm
Conservators ($500-$999)
Sue Anschutz-Rodgers
Steve Austin
John and Mary Bayard
Tim Schulz and Ann Beauprez
Rose Beyer
Charles Cannon
The Chappell Family
Susan Cramer
Barry Danielsen
Andrew Eiseman and Brian Braa
Thomas Gougeon and
Donna Middlebrooks
Dan and Jennifer Grooters
Matthew and Jennifer Hamilton
Barbara A Harshbarger
Roy Knappe, Jr and Karen Knappe
Peter L MacDonald
Margaret McKechnie
Steve and Jackie Norris
Melissa Palovich
Reed and Charlotte Pritchard
Martha Records and Richard Rainaldi
Jan and Dan Schmidt
Douglas Stark
Peter and Donna Valenti
Ashton J Villars, Jr
Bill and Molly Short
Tim and Annie Wohlgenant
Joe W Woodward
Bob and Linda Zaparanick
David Ziegert
Guardians ($250-$499)
Tom and Pam Acre
Catherine Anderson
Harlan and Lois Anderson
Sue Anderson
Paul and Kathleen Arevian
Brownell Bailey
Paula Barnak
David Bell and Family
Robert Berger
Lyndon Berry and Jeanne Younghaus
Arthur and Nancy Blomberg
John Brooke and Cheryl Teuton
Doris Burd
Mary and James Burger
Carolyn Cavicchio
Myron China
Brian and Michel Crowe
Steve and Sharon Dayney
Spencer Denison and Kara Horner
Nick Donaldson
Clint and Megan Emmerich
Jamie and Quinn Fitzpatrick
Lynn Formanek
Sigrid and Dick Freese
Caleb Gates, Jr and Sidney Gates
George and Cornelia Gibson
Dave and Carol Giesler
Chad Goare
William Gorham and Joanne McGee
Gertrude Grant
Newell and Judy Grant
Amanda Smith Greenberg
Steven and Amy Halvorsen
Don Heppermann and Nancy Felker
David Herrick
Amy Hirter
Shawn and Evon Holladay
Graham and Cathy Hollis
Jake Isaacson
Don and Barbara Kaufman
Jan Kennaugh and Chip Horne
Dorothy and Brian Kern
Frank and Monty Kugeler
Ann Levy
J.D. and Maryann Longwell
Pat McClearn
Jim McCotter
Gary Nelson
Mary O’Donnell
Perry Peine
Debra Perry and Jeffrey Baldwin
Richard Richardson
Nancy Schulein
Debra Thomas
Ed and Patty Wahtera
Dan Walkes
Timothy Waymire
Barbara Williams
Roger and Anita Williams
DeDe Williams
Jim and Charlotte Winzenburg
Susan Wolber
Supporter ($100-$249)
James Adams
Jennifer Almstead
David Anderson
Matt Anderson
Connor Baker
Emily Baker
Ann Baker Easley
Beverly Beattie
Jim and Jan Beattie
Adam Beccue
Carolyn Benoit
Ed Benson, Jr and Sharon Benson
Peter Blair, Jr
Nate Boyless
Victor and Roberta Bradford
Howard and Kathie Brand
Dick Bratton
Jim Bull and Erin Mulligan
Ramona Bystrom
John Carr
Mark Celusniak
Laurie and John Chahbandour
Michael Chambliss
Robin, Jon, and Allie Christians
Andy Clark
Sheila Cleworth
Albert and Jean Colton
Edward and Hope Connors
Bill Cort
Lelia Coveney
June Cvelbar
Ernest and Martha D’Ambrosio
David Damouth
Laurie Daniels
Tim and Jane Davis
Peter and Deedee Decker
Tamara and Ross Delaplane
Diane Desmond
John Desmond
Joanne Ditmer
Roy Donaldson and Family
Richard and Nancy Downing
Donna Driscoll
Kyle Duffy
James Eagan
Robert Eckhardt
Bob Edmondson
Gladys Epting
Laurie Erb
Sherry Evans
Bobby Evans
Rick and Sherry Everstine
Gwen and Jonathan Feifarek
John Fielder
Mike Fife
Bob Findlay and Ann Williams
David and Laura Fisher
Louis Freese
Chuck Froelicher
Martha Fulford
Wesley Go and Sook Hee Lee
Bob and Elly Gordman
Mark and Christy Granger
Mike Grattan
Carol Greenfield
Ann and Mike Groshek
Martin and Julie Harrington
Kathy Haven
Jamin Heady-Smith
Rollie Heath Jr and Josie Heath
Lolita Higbie
David Higgins
Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld
Sally Hopper
Tom and Caroline Hoyt
Kip Hughes
Craig and Suzanne Huhta
Naomi Hull and Jeff Saccomano
Elsie Humes
Joe and Mary Lee Irwin
Sally Isaacson
Steve and Alice Jennison
Weston Johnson
Craig Dow Jones
Nathan and Teresa Joyner
Bill Juraschek
Cynthia Kahn
Paula Katsoulis
Greg Kemp
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Karen Kloverstrom
Bill and Susannah Knuth
Bob and Wendy Kochevar
Walter and Gene Koelbel
Jane Kosters
Richard and Dottie Lamm
David Osborn and
Karen Lautenschlager
Barbara Lee
Linda Lee
Peggy and Lynn Lehmann
Fred Lewis and Elizabeth Herr
Lisa Lewis
Sandra Lillie
Brian Lorch
Wendy and Tom Lovell
Bob and Patty Mack
Chris MacWaters
Ryan Maier
Elora Marley
Jim and Jana Kay Martin
Kirk Mason
Joel and Jean McCormack
Brooke McKinley
Ray and Linda Metzler
Clarence Meyer
Kent and Annette Micho
Joe and Janet Miller
Bob and Cynthia Moore
Joseph and Linda Moreng
Andrea Moudakis
Jill Moulton
Jill Mullican
Jennifer Mullins
John Mullins
Mary Munger
Rich Munoz
Andrea Nelson
Francis Norin
Cara and Bernie Norton
Robert Orr
Tobin Osteen and Sabrina Molund
Carol Pace and Family
Allison Palmer
Fran Parker
Bonie Pate
Mace and Cheryl Pemberton
Joe Piccoli
Angelina Piccoli
Bob Pollock and Ann DeWitt
Dickson Pratt
George Pring
Amy Pulver
David Rainey
Raymond Rancourt
Diane Reddin
Robert Rich
Elizabeth Richardson
Robert and Susan Rochat
Curt Rullestad
Barbara Rust
Stephen Ruyle
Steve Sander
Raymond Satter
George Schamel
William Schroeder
Stever Schroer
David and Patty Shelton
Warren and Susan Sheridan
Jeff Shoemaker and
Ms Nancy Birge
Doug Smith
Glenn and Pat Smith
Morgan and Julia Smith
Karolyn Snow and Joseph Rook
Ellen Spangler
Merrill Stillwell
Todd and Christine Strickland
Steve Subber and Chris Huggett
Dick and Sonnie Talley
Linda Tatem
Grady and Christie Taylor
Steve and Lisa Thilker
Lydia Toll
Candy Tomlinson and Michael Meng
Paul and Kristen Tourangeau
Sheffield and Debbie Tulp
Steve Vinnik
Gary Waggoner and Wanda Cox
Barbara Walker
Marshall and Diane Wallach
Mary Wheeler
Edward White, III
Polly Williams Cox
Dean and Sheila Winstanley
Richard and Joan Wohlgenant
Jerry and Connie Wrench
Brad Wright
Kevin Yen
Oliver Young
Marty and Laurie Zeller
Memorial Gifts
William Agster
Kathleen Crowley
Matthew Kern
Chuck Kroger
Mike O’Brien
Robert Schulein
Roni Sherb
Mildred Smith
Members ($99 & under) Over 300 devoted individuals gave membership level gifts in 2012. We thank you for your continued support of our work!
Honor Gifts We are grateful for the donations given in honor of VOC leadership and its volunteers.
In-Kind Supporters
($100 value and greater)
Absolute Bikes
Aggregate Industries
All Metal Welding
Aspen Skiing Company
Avery Brewing Company
Bowman Construction Supply, Inc.
Breckenridge Brewery
Cabela’s Grand Junction
Centennial Canoe Outfitters, Inc
Chick-fil-A (Grand Junction
& Loveland)
Christy Sports
Clif Bar & Company*
Country Bounty Restaurant
Denver Zoo
Eco-Products, Inc.*
Einstein Bros Bagels*
Elevation Pizza
Gateway Canyons Resort
GoLite
Grant Family Farms*
GSI Outdoors, Inc.
Illegal Pete’s
Independent Whitewater
Ironworks Brewery & Pub
Jimmy Johns (Dillon)
Jose O’ Shea’s
Kaladi Brothers Coffee*
MillerCoors
Moonlight Pizza
Moosejaw
Mountain Shades
Mountainsmith*
Nest Fresh Eggs*
New Belgium Brewing Company
Organic Pizza Company
Pizza Pedal’r
Raquelitas Tortillas*
REI
Rocky Mountain Sunscreen*
Royal Crest Dairy*
Salida Mountain Sports
Salida Vet Hospital
Ska Brewing
SmartWool
Starbucks*
The Coleman Company, Inc.
The Orvis Company
The Trailhead
Valley Country Club
Wash Perk*
Which Wich, LLC
*Season-long Sponsor
$99 & less
Thank you to all of the companies
and businesses who provided food
and/or product donations towards
VOC’s 2012 Outdoor Stewardship
Projects! Your support is greatly
appreciated.
Partner Organizations
AmeriCorps NCCC Southwest Campus
Boulder County Parks and Open Space
Bureau of Land Management
Centennial Canoe Outfitters, Inc
City and County of Denver (Denver Parks & Recreation)
City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks
City of Boulder Parks & Recreation
City of Colorado Springs
City of Lakewood
Clear Creek County
Coalition for the Upper South Platte
Colorado Department of Natural Resources
Colorado Fourteeners Initiative
Colorado Mountain Club
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association, Inc
Colorado Youth Corps Association
Denver Green School
Denver Mountain Parks
Dolores River Restoration Partnership
Eagle River Watershed Council
Eastern Rio Blanco Metropolitan Parks and Recreation
El Paso County Parks
Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Friends of the Dillon Ranger District
Friends of the Peak
GARNA
Gateway Canyons Resort
Grow Local Colorado
High Plains Environmental Learning Center
Jefferson County Open Space and Parks
Mountain Park Environmental Center
National Sports Center for the Disabled
Mountain Studies Institute
NFRIA-WSERC Conservation Center
Outdoor Nation
Park County Historical Society
Partners for Access to the Woods
Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers
Salida Mountain Trails
Sand Creek Regional Greenway Partnership
Slow Food Denver
South Suburban Parks & Recreation District
The Urban Farm at Stapleton
Town of Breckenridge
United States Forest Service
Wildland Restoration Volunteers