TGP addresses environmental and food insecurity issues by promoting a strong, diverse and just local food system to all residents of northern Colorado through direct agricultural experiences, education and advocacy.

Striving to cultivate a resilient food system by enhancing healthy connections between food, earth and community, Mountain Roots Food Project fosters knowledge, teaches skills and provides opportunities that ensure access to affordable, local and sustainable food.

Project Worthmore provides programs that foster community, self-sufficiency and increase quality of life among Denver-area refugees.

This group shares its urban natural area and inspires environmental connectedness and stewardship through experiential education, environmental engagement, preservation and restoration.

Rocky Mountain Wild works to protect, connect and restore wildlife and wildlands in the southern Rockies of Colorado, southern Wyoming, and eastern Utah.

Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado mobilizes people to volunteer in Colorado’s wild places to create a corps of wilderness stewards.

Southern Plains Land Trust is working to create a short-grass prairie preserve network that enables native plant and animal communities to once again thrive.

Colorado Fourteeners Initiative seeks to protect and preserve the natural integrity of Colorado’s 14,000-foot peaks—the “Fourteeners”—through active stewardship and public education.

The Purgatoire Watershed Partnership maintains a watershed-wide stakeholder partnership aimed at assessing, restoring, protecting and improving all aspects of the watershed.

Conservation Colorado Education Fund aims to educate and mobilize people to protect Colorado’s environment and quality of life.

Groundwork Denver seeks to bring about sustained improvement of the physical environment and promote health and well-being through community-based partnerships and action.

Trout Unlimited is working to conserve, protect and restore North America’s cold-water fisheries and their watersheds.