About WRV

Wildlands Restoration Volunteers is a non-profit organization that provides an opportunity for people to come together, learn about their natural environment, and take direct action to restore and care for the land. We'd love to have your help!

Colorado is blessed with tremendous natural beauty. However, our open spaces, forests, streams, and high country are experiencing numerous impacts due to their close proximity to a fast growing urban population. Development, increasing recreational use and other human activities, have taken their toll on vulnerable ecosystems and wildlife habitat. At the same time, land management budgets are falling. Read more about us...

Colorado Watershed Assembly's Annual Conference in Vail Oct 5-7

• Pre and post-conference workshops and field trips on water education, 319 grant requirements, algae identification, willow installation and much more
  
• How to measure results in education, restoration and water quality programs with a workshop by John La Rocca on Outcome Management
• Opportunities for private investment in Colorado’s watersheds by Margaret Bowman of the Walton Family Foundation
• Jon Waterman’s 1,450-mile journey down the Colorado River, documented in his new book Running Dry: A Journey from Source to Sea Down the Colorado River and much more!
• Registration is $155 for members/$180 for non-members.(50$ late fee after Sept 2o) For more information or to register follow this link to the CWA Annual Conference Page

Upcoming Volunteer Projects:

	Intimate 15 Person Restoration Backpacking Trip at Mt Massive Needs 3 more Volunteers Read more or register for Mt Massive - Wed Aug 25-29
	Enjoy the Weekend in the Comanche Peak Wilderness Reconstructing trail and restoring Habitat Read more or register for North Fork - Sat-Sun Aug 28 & 29
	Keystone Project on Mt. Evans harvesting alpine tundra, collecting seed and building retaining walls Read more or register for Summit Lake- Sat-Sun Sept 4-5
	Join us for 7th year of award winning restoration work in Left Hand Canyon, which is benefitting hundreds of acres of forest habitat and downstream water quality. Read more or register for Big Mother Hill - Sat, Sep 11
	WRV is excited to be at this years Rocky Mountain Sustainability Fair in Fort Collins held in the beautiful Legacy Park. Stop by and say hi or give us a call if your interested in helping volunteer at our outreach table. 303 543 1411

View our entire projects and training's schedule

 

Read our Spring 2010 Newsletter or Read about our completed 2009 projects

WRV Historical Timeline

A fantastic pictorial Timeline of WRV's history, created by Todd Henderson

WRV has a new Youth Stewardship Programs web page - Check it out!

As part of WRV’s mission to build community and provide venues for volunteer stewardship, WRV is committed to inspiring the next generation of land stewards. As such, there are opportunities for youth involvement at multiple levels within WRV. Read more..