Connecting Coloradans with wildlife and our public lands.

Coloradoʼs wildlife, watersheds, forests, and wild places donʼt have a seat at the table. Colorado Wild stands in the gap — bringing science, data, and education to every Coloradan who believes coexistence is worth fighting for.

Colorado Wild is a science-led nonprofit working to restore and protect wildlife and habitat across Colorado — through education, public outreach, and on the ground involvement guided by data, coexistence, and the long-term balance of our ecosystems.

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  • Amendment 83

    Amendment 83 is a proposed amendment to Colorado’s constitution that is backed by far-right, out-of-state special interests including [...]

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  • Protect Colorado’s Wolves

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Amendment 83, Colorado’s “Right to Hunt and Fish” misleads voters — hunting and fishing are already protected in Colorado. What it actually does is take away our voice in future wildlife decisions.

OUR MISSION

Every species deserves protection.
Every watershed deserves defense.
Every ecosystem deserves balance.

ColoradoWild is a nonprofit of scientists, environmentalists, educators, and advocates working at the intersection of ecological truth and public understanding — because an informed Colorado makes better decisions for its land, its water, and its wildlife.

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Freshwater fish species in North America are at risk of extinction — directly tied to watershed health that keystone species like beavers and wolves help maintain.

750+

Wildlife species call Colorado home — including gray wolves, Canada lynx, wolverines, black-footed ferrets, and the Gunnison sage-grouse. Every one of them worth protecting.

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Wildlife species call Colorado home — including gray wolves, Canada lynx, wolverines, black-footed ferrets, and the Gunnison sage-grouse. Every one of them worth protecting.

Colorado Wild is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
proving that science can return
Colorado to the wild.

For the whole wild state.