Non Governmental Organization: Wildlands Restoration Volunteers WRV
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To foster a community spirit of shared responsibility for the stewardship and restoration of public lands among residents of the Northern Colorado Front Range and beyond.
OUR GOALS
Collaborate closely with land managers and other stakeholders to identify key sites in need of ecological healing.
Create a strong network of volunteers capable of caring for these sites through trainings, educational opportunities, and partnerships with other local organizations.
Serve a diverse audience including urban and rural residents, adults, middle and high school students, disadvantaged youth, local watershed protection groups, local outdoor clubs, and other recreational users of local public lands.
Encourage community-based involvement in projects by recruiting volunteers who live in communities near project sites and/or are members of user groups who frequent those sites.
Have fun, work hard, and celebrate the deep love of mountains, forests, streams, and open spaces, which motivates our work.
OUR GOALS
Collaborate closely with land managers and other stakeholders to identify key sites in need of ecological healing.
Create a strong network of volunteers capable of caring for these sites through trainings, educational opportunities, and partnerships with other local organizations.
Serve a diverse audience including urban and rural residents, adults, middle and high school students, disadvantaged youth, local watershed protection groups, local outdoor clubs, and other recreational users of local public lands.
Encourage community-based involvement in projects by recruiting volunteers who live in communities near project sites and/or are members of user groups who frequent those sites.
Have fun, work hard, and celebrate the deep love of mountains, forests, streams, and open spaces, which motivates our work.

