Community Projects Catalog

We promote, educate, and advocate for the inclusive and safe use of bicycles as daily, sustainable, healthy transportation in Boulder County. Our purpose is to promote healthful, safe transportation while facilitating essential bicycle infrastructure and safety awareness.

From tree care to fruit share, we empower communities to reduce food waste, increase equitable access to locally grown fruit, minimize wildlife conflicts, and foster healthy and productive fruit trees.

Drylands Agroecology Research (DAR) is a team of farmers, scientists, educators, and designers working to regenerate our land and the life that it nurtures. DAR uses regenerative design to transform degraded landscapes into thriving, relationship-dense ecosystems that revitalize soil, restore hydrological cycles, sequester carbon, support biodiversity, and provide abundant food and resources.

Growing Gardens increases access to locally-grown produce, supporting Longmont families to find affordable ways to eat healthy foods. We are seeking support for our second Longmont farm (on 15th and Pratt) that produces 8,000 pounds of produce for donation annually as well as education and community building around growing and eating fresh, locally-grown produce.

The Watershed Center brings together best available science with community values to preserve and enhance healthy rivers and forests. We also offer outdoor education opportunities for local schools that connect students directly with climate change issues.

Thorne Nature Experience works to build Earth stewardship by providing youth with joyful, hands-on, place-based environmental education experiences that foster an emotional connection to nature. Thorne’s Nature Immersion Program seamlessly delivers in-school, after school, field trip, and summer camp programs to youth at low income and culturally diverse schools throughout BVSD and St. Vrain.

WRV is dedicated to building diverse communities that care for the land. With your help, WRV can partner with Indigenous groups to support the sustainable use of native species in Indigenous foodways here in Longmont and our Sister City, the Northern Arapaho at the Wind River Reservation, and to educate the wider community about those uses.