Colorado Wild was formed in 1998 to protect, preserve, and restore the native plants and animals of the southern Rocky Mountains, focusing its efforts on habitat protection of Colorado’s forested, roadless, public lands and other ecologically important areas.
Colorado Wild advocates for a Colorado where:
We keep homes safe from naturally occurring forest fires
We sustainably use forest resources without degrading the land
We enjoy a sustainable and ecologically responsible ski industry
We preserve the natural splendor of the Colorado mountains for both native wildlife and a robust economy.
Protect Healthy Forest Ecosystems from Damaging Logging, Ski Expansion and Development
Restore Wild Forests and the Natural Disturbances that Sustain Them
Connect Colorado byPreserving and Enhancing Wildlife Habitat Connectivity