The Colorado Sierra Club Public Lands Team is a community of outdoor enthusiasts all across Colorado who enjoy, explore, and protect the planet together! Our mission is to conserve Colorado lands that have special ecological and cultural significance. We host and participate in activities including various outdoor service projects and nature outings (including park cleanups, re-seeding projects, and invasive species weed-pulls) to forge stronger connections with nature, build environmentalists’ sense of community, provide platforms for education, and connect the general public with advocacy opportunities. The team meets once a month to plan, promote, and receive support on activist events and advocacy opportunities (both in-person and virtual).
Mission/Goal/Purpose:
Purpose - The Colorado Sierra Club Public Lands Team is a space for lands, water, and wildlife advocates across Colorado to learn about, collaborate on, and participate in conservation advocacy, educational events, outdoor service projects, and nature outings.
Mission - To both conserve existing and designate additional public lands/waters of special ecological and cultural significance, to protect plants & wildlife from extractive industries and other forms of development.
Vision - We will do this by building a strong grassroots network of environmental advocates representative of local communities to take action.