Help TWP keep our forests and watersheds healthy.
We’re grateful to Elephant Revival and Desert Dwellers for having us out to Dillon Amphitheater on September 18th.
TWP works with Tribes in Colorado and New Mexico to help them recover after forest fires, recharge their rivers and streams, and create jobs that keep our forests and watersheds healthy.
We’ll be at the show to talk about the critical state of water in the west, and what you can do to help.
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Most of the work TWP supports will need to carry on long after we are gone.
We face multigenerational challenges that require multigenerational responses, and bringing youth into leading them is the core of their continuity.
We’ve been honored to be a part of that continuity within the Traditional Harvest Project in Southwest Colorado. In collaboration with the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe (UMUT), Montezuma Land Conservancy (MLC), and other partners, the Traditional Harvest Project has supported Tribal members in planting and accessing culturally-significant plants and restoring riparian habitat along the Mancos River.