Fact Sheets, Videos and More. 350 Colorado is working locally to help build the global grassroots movement to solve the climate crisis and transition to a sustainable future. Join us here in Colorado! See our full calendar. April 22 - Remember to wear GREEN for Earthday and tell friends! April 30 - Mark your calendar for Climate Lobby Day at the State Capitol in Denver! Find Us On Facebook.

Robert Crow, Greater sage-grouse. Works to conserve habitat and more for wildlife in the West. Fights to safeguard the quality of air in the West. Helps protect 350 million acres of public land in the West. CuMo Mine at Grimes Creek. Aims to stop degradations to water in the West.

We enrich the fields of science, engineering, and other academic areas with Native traditions and to strengthen the communities with knowledge, resource and innovation. Sunday, October 11, 2009. Cherise John, Vice President.

The first Earth Day, on April 22, 1970, galvanized 20 million people across the U. and effectively launched our modern environmental movement. Landmark policy and groundbreaking environmental laws followed, ones that we still rely on today such as the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, and the Endangered Species Act. Since then Earth Day has become a global phenomenon, with over 1 billion people participating each year. National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

Friday, December 12, 2008. Sedona mulls mid-year budget; spares arts and historic preservation. Payson HP Commission looking for new members. Oro Valley heritage advocates recognized for good works. Spoerl, a retired U. Forest Service archaeologist, is particularly known for.

Green Remodel Workshop for Pre-1960s Homes. Main Street Four Point Approach to Commercial District Revitalization. We publish a Historic Preservation Referral Guide.

Fish Passage at Beaver Dams. Tree Protection from Beaver Chewing. Beaver Benefits A Keystone Species.