SLVEC Newsletter Archive

Lands Update

Donation match extended to June 30th

Double Your Impact

Give now to double your impact for public land advocacy

Act now on budget reconciliation

Midnight amendment orders 500k-acre Utah/Nevada public land sell-off; rushed committee approval passes, despite Hurd’s amendment opposition.

Advocate for our local lands on Earth Day

Public lands cover over a third of Colorado—Earth Day is a reminder to protect them via the new "Keep It Public" platform.

E-Alert: Public Lands Under Attack

Keep your privates out of our public lands

Winter 2024 Newsletter

SLVEC Updates

CO Gives Day

Help SLVEC reach our fundraising goal on December 10th

2024 Spirit of Giving

Vote for SLVEC!

SLVEC Fundraising Letter 2024

What has SLVEC accomplished this year?

What happens to the SLV City Market Compost?

What happens to the SLV City Market Compost?

Protect Wolf Creek Pass

Wolf Creek pass once again threatened by large scale development

SLVEC Submits EPA Change Grant: THRIVE

Transforming Rural Communities in Air, Water, Soil, and Living

Winter Travel Management Planning coming right up on Rio Grande National Forest

The SLV Ecosystem Council encourages you to comment on over snow motor vehicle usage and its impact on sensitive habitat.

Your Support is Vital to Our Success and the Success of the SLV

At the San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council, we work diligently to protect and restore the unique ecosystems of the San Luis Valley. Your generous donations allow us to continue our crucial efforts in promoting sustainable land use and preserving the biodiversity of this remarkable region.

Vote for SLVEC through the Spirit of Giving at SLV Federal Bank

Our mission is to protect and restore the biological diversity, ecosystems, and natural resources in the Upper Rio Grande Basin by balancing ecological values and sustainable human needs.

50 Years of ESA

Because of declining populations of plant and animal species, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) was passed in 1973.

Importance of Wilderness Expansion in Sangre De Cristos and Great Sand Dunes Complex

August Newsletter Updates

Call on the Forest Service to Improve Climate Resilience by Protecting Fens and Old Growth Forests

Comments are due by July 20, 2023

SLVEC is hiring and EPA funding available

Send in your SLVEC applications today!

Residents and Community Advisory Board Push for Climate Resiliency Planning in the San Luis Valley

SLVEC Summer Newsletter Updates