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Environmental

Colorado Environmental Resources

  • WildEarth Guardians »
    Western based environmental protection NGO specializing in endangered species protection and fighting against coal fired power plants.
  • Center for Native Ecosystems »
    Denver based organization which serves as a passionate defender of the native biological diversity of the Greater Southern Rockies and works to prevent extinction of wildlife.
  • Alliance for Sustainable Colorado »
    Alliance for Sustainable Colorado advances sustainability through collaboration among nonprofits, business, government and education.
  • Environmental Defense Fund »
    Environmental Defense Fund is an international organization for policymakers and business leaders which focuses on strong science, uncommon partnerships and market-based approaches.
  • Earthjustice »
    Earthjustice is an independent, non-profit law firm to serve the growing environmental movement. Formerly the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, Earthjustice now has nine regional offices across the country, and pursues more public interest environmental litigation than any other organization in the country.
  • Western Environmental Law Center »
    The Western Environmental Law Center is a public interest law firm that uses the power of the law to defend and protect the American West’s landscapes, iconic wildlife and rural communities.
  • GroundWork Denver »
    Nonprofit organization focused on building partnerships and providing support to the diversity of Denver residents who want to improve their neighborhoods through community involvement and civic engagement.
  • American Council of the Blind of Colorado »
    Organziation that works to improve the social, economic and cultural life of the blind or visually impaired of Colorado, and to simulate, encourage, and assist the blind or visually impaired of this state to become active, productive, and responsible members of the community.
  • American Rivers »
    American Rivers is a national non-profit conservation organization that develops and advocates for policies and practices at local, state and federal levels to achieve the goal of healthy rivers.
  • Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education »
    Nonprofit organization that uses thought leadership and essential knowledge resources; outstanding opportunities for professional development; and a unique framework for demonstrating the value and competitive edge created by sustainability initiatives.
  • Audobon Colorado »
    Organziation involved in on-the-ground restoration activities, nature education programs, species inventory, and a variety of other projects driven by a deep commitment to Colorado’s natural places.
  • Bike Denver »
    BikeDenver advocates for better policies and infrastructure to support increased bicycling in Denver
  • Centre for Urban Renewable Energy and Environmental Technology »
  • Colorado Common Cause »
    Colorado Common Cause is a non-profit organization fighting for open government.
  • Colorado Conservation Voters »
    Organization fighitng for strong environmental policies, endorsing conservation-minded candidates, and holding elected officials accountable.
  • Colorado Consumer Health Initiative »
    The Colorado Consumer Health Initiative is a statewide, consensus-based membership organization comprised of over 200 organizational and individual health care consumer advocates, forming a unified voice for consumers in Colorado’s health care reform debate.
  • Colorado Environmental Coalition »
    Coalition mobilizes scores of organizations and hundreds of individuals for environmental activism.
  • Colorado Geo Energy Heat Pump Association »
    A professional member organization dedicated to educating the public and private industry about geo energy technology and its applications.
  • Colorado Public Interest Research Group »
    Organization that works to win concrete results for our health and our well-being by standing up to powerful special interests on issues to stop identity theft, fight political corruption, provide safe and affordable prescription drugs, and strengthen voting rights.
  • Community Shares of Colorado »
    Nonprofit organization that inspires philanthropy and raises funds and awareness for our 115 member nonprofits.
  • eGo CarShare »
    eGo CarShare provides access to a network of energy-efficient vehicles throughout Denver and Boulder, allowing members to pay per trip without the commitment of owning a car.
  • Environment Colorado »
    Statewide, citizen-based environmental advocacy organization which combines independent research, practical ideas and tough-minded advocacy to overcome the opposition of powerful special interests and win results for Colorado’s environment.
  • Fund for Public Interest Research »
    Fund For The Public Interest is a national nonprofit organization working to increase the visibility, membership and political power of the nation’s leading environmental and progressive groups.
  • Green America »
    Nonprofit organization whose mission is to harness economic power—the strength of consumers, investors, businesses, and the marketplace—to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society.
  • International Society for Landcare Emissions »
    This organization works with public and private organizations to measure and reduce their environmental and social impact on urban landscapes.
  • Living City Block »
    Multi-phased redevelopment project working to prove the case for making our cities radically more resource efficient, one block at a time.
  • National Parks Conservation Association »
  • Orton Family Foundation »
    Founation that helps small cities and towns harness the inherent ability of citizens to imagine and achieve a better future for themselves and their community.
  • Pardes & Jovenes Unidos »
    A Multi-issue organization led by people of color who work for educational excellence, racial justice for youth, immigrant rights and quality healthcare.
  • PlaceMatters »
    Nonprofit organization that supports the creation and maintenance of sustainable, vibrant communities through improving decision-making.
  • Fair Share Alliance »
    Organziation that works to provide voter advocacy.
  • ProgressNow Colorado »
    Organization whose mission is to build and empower a permanent progressive majority, challenge and correct right-wing misinformation, and hold public leaders accountable.
  • Revision International »
    Nonprofit organization to educate, inspire, empower, and connect individuals and communities to achieve transformational change through locally created, scalable models that lead to global sustainability. 
  • Rock the Earth »
    Organization that is dedicated to bringing about positive and beneficial environmental consequences on behalf of members of the music industry through the means of active litigation and negotiation.
  • Rocky Mountain Wild »
    Organziation that works to protect wild lands for wildlife iin the Rocky Mountain West.
  • Sierra Club »
    Organization dedicated to working to protect communities, wild places, and the planet itself.
  • The Colorado Chapter of the National Hemophillia Foundation »
    Organziation that provides educational, fun and exciting programs for the bleeding disorder community.
  • Trout Unlimited »
    Organization that conservation, protection and the restoration of North America’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds
  • Work for Progress »

National Environmental Resources

  • Environmental Career Opportunities »
    Username and password for this website is available on the Password Protected Document »
  • Equal Justice Works »
    Username and password for this website is available on the Password Protected Document »
    EJW sponsors the only national public interest Career Fair (held every October in Washington, D.C.), offers attorney fellowships (create your own and others initiated by the sponsoring employer) and summer stipends for students working in qualified non-paying public interest jobs over the summer. EJW was formerly called NAPIL, the National Association for Public Interest Law.
  • Essential Information »
  • Foundation Center Online »
  • Federal Employment for People with Disabilities »
  • Good Works »
  • Heritage Research Center, Ltd. »
    Click on “Resources” for an exhaustive list of public interest web sites for wide variety of public interest areas and organizations.
  • Center for International Environmental Law »
    The Center for International Environmental Law (Washington DC) is pleased to offer the Louis B. Sohn Fellowship in Human Rights and Environment. The Fellowship commenced in 2004 and recognizes a recent law graduate working in the area of human rights and the environment. In particular, we are looking for emergent leaders in the field of human rights and the environment that have had significant on the ground experience working on human rights issues. The Sohn Fellow works at the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) in our Human Rights and Environment Program.
  • Echoing Green Fellowship Program »
    To accelerate social change, Echoing Green (New York, NY) invests in and supports outstanding emerging social entrepreneurs to launch new organizations that deliver bold, high-impact solutions. Through a two-year fellowship program, we help our network of visionaries develop new solutions to society’s most difficult problems. These social entrepreneurs and their organizations work to solve deeply-rooted social, environmental, economic, and political inequities to ensure equal access and to help all individuals reach their potential.
  • Environmental Law Institute »
    ELI’s International Programs (Washington DC) seek to restore, manage, and conserve the natural systems upon which people and the planet depend. Global sustainable development requires attention to environmental, developmental, and social priorities. As part of ELI’s mission to foster and empower a new generation of environmental professionals abroad, the Visiting Scholars Program brings promising young environmental lawyers, economists, and scientists from other countries to ELI to collaborate with our staff in Washington. Individual scholars are typically in residence at the Institute for periods of one to three months, with some staying for a year or more. The Scholars work on independent projects — often focusing on environmental challenges in their home countries — as well as Institute projects and programs in their regions and the US. Prior Scholars have worked on projects ranging from identifying legal tools for promoting pollution prevention in key mining countries in the Americas to examining how African constitutional law can be used to promote environmental protection.