It takes a large network of people - individuals, organizations, foundations and agencies - to sustain biodiverstiy and protect the landscapes of a wildlands network. Wild Connections believes that working together is the best method for long term conservation.
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Local and regional partners
Wild Connections works closely with conservation organizations and individuals to build an effective voice for wildlands conservation.
Individual Donors
Individuals are the backbone of support for Wild Connections. Approximately 21% of our income comes in gifts of $25 to $1,000. You can donate online or by sending a check. Your gifs are tax deductible.
Organizations
- Audubon Society of Greater Denver
- Center for Native Ecosystems
- Central Colorado Wilderness Coalition
- Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
- Coalition for Upper South Platte
- Colorado Environmental Coalition
- Colorado Mountain Club
- State
- Denver Group
- Pikes Peak Group
- Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
- Colorado Wilderness Network
- Friends of Browns Canyon
- Friends of Mount Evans and Lost Creek Wilderness
- Mountain Park Environmental Center
- Quiet Use Coalition
- Rocky Mountain Field Institute
- Rocky Mountain Recreation Initiative
- Sangre de Cristo Mountain Council
- San Isabel Land Protection Trust
- Sierra Club
- Rocky Mountain Chapter
- Enos Mills Group
- Mt. Evans Group
- Pikes Peak Group
- Rachel Carson Group
- Sangre de Cristo Group
- South Platte Group
- Southern Rockies Conservation Alliance
- The Evergreen Naturalists Audubon Society
- The Wilderness Society
- The Wildlands Project
- Tuesday Birders
- Wildlands Restoration Volunteers
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| Foundations, national organizations and businesses
We are grateful for the support over the years from
- Bristol Brewing Company
- Campbell Family Foundation
- Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Quarters for Conservation
- Colorado Springs Utilties Community Focus Program
- Earth Friends Wildlife Foundation
- Educational Foundation of America through the Southern Rockies Conservation Alliance
- Einstein Bagels
- ESRI
- Fund for Wild Nature
- G D Printing and Graphics
- Gold Hills Java
- Lifestream Water Systems
- Local Sierra Club Groups, Audubon Societies, Colorado Mountain Clubs and others
- Maki Foundation
- National Forest Foundation
- New-Land Foundation
- Norcross Wildlife Foundation
- Patagonia
- Peradam Foundation
- Pew Charitable Trust/Heritage Forests Campaign
- Sierra Club's national Wildlands Campaign
- Singleton Family Foundation
- SS Subs
- The Diversity Foundation
- The Wilderness Society
- Western Union Foundation
- Wet Mountain Valley Community Foundation
- Wildlands Restoration Volunteers
- Wolcott Family Foundation
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| Earth Friends Wildlife Foundation
A challenge grant from Earth Friends Wildlife Foundation will help us raise additional funds to increase program and build our capacity as an effective conservation force in this region.
Your donations will help Wild Connections meet this great challenge. Visit Earth Friends web site by clicking on their logo to the left.
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| The National Forest Foundation is providing matching funds for the Recaliming Wildways restoration work in Trout and Eagle Creeks. You contributions will help secure the dollar for dollar match. The National Forest Foundation, chartered by Congress, engages America in community-based and national programs that promote the health and public enjoyment of the 193-million acre National Forest System, and accepts and administers private gifts of funds and land for the benefit of the National Forests. You may visit their web site at www.nationalforests.org.
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