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[http://www.boulderfoodrescue.org/ Boulder food rescue] - [http://www.growlocalcolorado.org/ Grow Local Colorado] - [http://localfoodshift.com/ LocalFoodShift.com] | [http://www.boulderfoodrescue.org/ Boulder food rescue] - [http://www.growlocalcolorado.org/ Grow Local Colorado] - [http://localfoodshift.com/ LocalFoodShift.com] | ||
=== Open spaces === | |||
Colorado is home to four national parks, seven national monuments, two national recreation areas, two national historic sites, three national historic trails, one national scenic trail, 11 national forests, two national grasslands, 41 national wilderness areas, two national conservation areas, eight national wildlife refuges, 44 state parks, 307 state wildlife areas, and numerous other scenic, historic, and recreational areas. <ref>[[wikipedia:Colorado#Protected areas]]</ref> | |||
=== Sustainable energy === | === Sustainable energy === | ||
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Sustainability initiatives
- Colorado Transition Network
- Sustainable Ways, volunteer community organization, Wet Mountain Valley, in the Southern Central Rockies of Colorado.
Initiatives by topic
Cycling
Bike information form the City of Boulder - Community Cycles - Wikipedia: Bike paths in Colorado (category)
Food
more video: "Growing Our Urban AgriCULTURE" Grow Local Colorado potluck, 2010
Boulder food rescue - Grow Local Colorado - LocalFoodShift.com
Open spaces
Colorado is home to four national parks, seven national monuments, two national recreation areas, two national historic sites, three national historic trails, one national scenic trail, 11 national forests, two national grasslands, 41 national wilderness areas, two national conservation areas, eight national wildlife refuges, 44 state parks, 307 state wildlife areas, and numerous other scenic, historic, and recreational areas. [1]
Sustainable energy
Wikipedia: Solar power in Colorado, Wind power in Colorado
Sustainable transport
GO Boulder - Wikipedia: Hiking trails in Colorado (category)
Resources
Citizens data initiative
Maps
Maps of Boulder's Transportation System
Interwiki links
Wikipedia: Colorado, Water in Colorado
External links
References