It’s Earth Month, and there are many opportunities for you to get involved in our activities across the state. Join us for a hike, help protect wolves, stop expensive nuclear power, or volunteer. There are so many ways to get involved, and we are thrilled to have you support our work to explore, enjoy, and protect Colorado's environment.
Sunday, April 13
Glenwood Springs: Coexistence Works
Come learn how wolves, humans, and livestock can coexist. You'll walk away with facts backed by science to engage with your community and help protect wolf reintroduction.
Tuesday, April 15
Virtual: Colorado Sierra Club 101
Learn more about the Colorado Sierra Club, what we are doing to protect the environment, and how you can get involved and become a changemaker.
Thursday, April 17
Virtual: Wide Open Spaces
Join us for a webinar about the significance of Colorado's state-owned land for outdoor activities, land conservation, and support for schools. We'll discuss how Colorado can enhance its local communities by improving conservation efforts and outdoor recreation opportunities and share ways you can advocate for these initiatives!
Friday, April 18
Golden: Early Spring Sunset Hike at North Table Mountain
Lace-up your boots for a post-workweek hike to enjoy the sunset from North Table Mountain on this 2.5-mile trail.
Tuesday, April 22:
Breckenridge: Earth Day Fair
The Earth Day Fair will feature information tables, refreshments, and capstone research project exhibits by CMC students graduating from the Sustainability Studies bachelor’s degree program. The projects presented will address critical environmental, social, and economic challenges faced in our state.
Boulder: Climate Cafés
Climate cafés are welcoming spaces where you can openly share feelings about the climate crisis in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. During these cafés, we will explore ways to foster hope, build resilience, and take meaningful steps toward creating a better future.
Thursday, April 24
Virtual: Nuclear Power Coming to the Springs?
The nuclear industry successfully lobbied for new legislation that redefined Colorado’s definition of clean energy to include nuclear power. Colorado Springs is already considering it as a new source of “clean” energy. Join this virtual information session to learn about this push and how we can make our voices heard.
Sunday, April 27th
Boulder: Hike Along a Mountain Creek
We'll enjoy an easy trail along South Saint Vrain Creek, stopping to admire the cascading river and passing through the subalpine forest of pine, spruce, fir, and aspen. This is a 4-mile out-and-back hike with only 375 feet of elevation gain and loss.
Other Ways to Celebrate Earth Day and Get Involved
- Donate - we need your support more than ever!
- Check out our calendar of events to stay up-to-date.
- Subscribe to our newsletter.
- Follow us on social.
- Volunteer with us.
- Get your kids involved - download a Sierra Club coloring page.