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...

WRV is at Home in Ft. Collins

This year WRV has expanded by opening an office in the heart of Ft. Collins.  WRV Projects Director, John Giordanengo is happily settled in the new office and making all kinds of friends in the area.  We are thrilled to be able to grow our roots and share our great mission with this community. You can reach John directly at the Ft. Collins office by calling (970) 420-7346.

Read our Fall 2009 Newsletter.

Read about our completed 2009 projects.

WRV Historical Timeline

Check out this fantastic pictorial Timeline of WRV's history, created by Todd Henderson. It shows our grassroots development and some of our accomplishments of the first 10 years.

WRV 11th Annual Spring Community Potluck, Saturday, March 20, 5:00-9:30pm

Come celebrate the coming of Spring and a new season of exciting WRV projects. With great food, drink, live music, silent auction and other fun activities, you are sure to have a great time! Invite your friends. Sign Up Now!

Support you favorite non-profit by participating in our super fun 2nd Annual Silent Auction.

Please Donate Something for the Auction

Proceeds will support our 40+ stewardship scheduled projects. In 2010, WRV will restore streams, wetlands and forests, and improve watershed health in 13 different watersheds, across Colorado.  Our work will benefit dozens of rare/endangered species.  We’ll obliterate roads to improve wildlife habitat, remove invasive plants on hundreds of acres, and gather native seeds on over a dozen sites.  And, while we’re improving watershed health, we’ll be enhancing recreation by improving trails, creating better fishing opportunities, and more. 

Think you have nothing to offer for the Auction? Think again!  Everyone has a special talent, skill or creative gift.  You can donate a service, fun event, or special item.

• Donating an auction item is a fantastic way to market your special expertise or business.
• Invite a friend to donate an auction item to promote their business.

Fore more information about the Auction...

See our Auction Page and Auction Item Donation Form.

Join a Committee!

We need your help to enhance activities like outreach, leadership opportunities for volunteers, fundraising, and more. If you’ve ever wanted to engage with WRV when you’re not on projects, committee membership is for you!  Check out our list of opportunities for more information

Upcoming Volunteer Projects:

The Project Season Will Start Back Up in April!!

 

Wildland Jam in Fort Collins!

Celebrating ecological restoration with a beat & a  3-part harmony

Join us Saturday, April 3, 2010 at Avagadro's Number in Fort Collins for this benefit concert featuring

• Music by Jalan Crossland, Three Twins, Ned Evett & Triple Double, and Futaba
• A conversation with Dr. Richard Knight Professor of Wildlife Conservation at CSU.
• Door prizes, silent auction, and much more...

Click here to find out more about the jam

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