Colorado

Colorado community action[edit | edit source]

Sustainability initiatives[edit | edit source]

Colorado Transition Network
Sustainable Ways, volunteer community organization, Wet Mountain Valley, in the Southern Central Rockies of Colorado.

Community energy[edit | edit source]

Wikipedia: Solar power in Colorado, Wind power in Colorado

Cycling activism[edit | edit source]

Bike information form the City of Boulder - Community Cycles

Wikipedia:

Bike paths in Colorado (category)

Boulder, Cycling: Boulder, well known for its bicycle culture, boasts hundreds of miles of bicycle-pedestrian paths, lanes, and routes that interconnect to create a renowned network of bikeways usable year-round. Boulder has 74 bike and pedestrian underpasses that facilitate safer and uninterrupted travel throughout much of the city. The city offers a route-finding website that allows users to map personalized bike routes around the city. In May, 2011, B-cycle bike-sharing opened in Boulder with 100 red bikes and 12 stations.

Food activism[edit | edit source]

more video: "Growing Our Urban AgriCULTURE" Grow Local Colorado potluck, 2010

Boulder food rescue - Grow Local Colorado - LocalFoodShift.com

Open spaces[edit | edit source]

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]