With a final report on the Zero Fare month due soon, I'm still celebrating the BIG RTD ridership increase of 22% (over 1 million boardings) we saw. Here's my blog w/ many of the stories of riders, electeds & others coming together for #transit in Aug pirg.org/colorado/found…

Join us to learn more and take action to stop the development of polluting offshore fish farms!

And that is a wrap! Organizers have officially finished up their fall Green Corps campaigns and have converged in Denver for another week of class room training. #savethebees #protecttheartic #dontcageouroceans #GOTV #nosolarcliff

Good news out of the Pacific Northwest this week with Oregon and Washington making big commitments to reduce carbon emissions from transportation! oregonlive.com/environment/20…

Check out Green Corps' 2022 Review! Happy New Year!

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2023 needs to be another big year for climate action, saving our last wild places, protecting endangered species, and more! Apply to join our team and learn the skills needed to make an impact this year and beyond.

This spring, our team is building public support to protect Cashes Ledge, an underwater mountain range and "biodiversity hotspot" off the New England coast. ocean.si.edu/ocean-life/exp…

This spring, our team is working to ban single-use plastics, industrial fish farm development, save the bees, and protect critical ocean ecosystems in New England. The first step is public education by asking community members to sign petitions and join volunteer meetings!

Apply for our 2023-2024 program before February 15th and join our community of 400+ alumni who are leading the environmental and social change movements as executive directors, organizing directors, campaign strategists, and more!

Green Corps is partnering with OSPIRG Students to build support for a statewide ban on foam cups and takeout containers. The team hosted their kickoff meeting last month and is building visibility for this issue with volunteer meetings, tabling, phone banking in Eugene, Oregon.

The Save the Bees campaign captured media attention across the Denver metro area in February as it publicized recent findings about bee die offs in Colorado.

Apply to learn organizing skills and work on critical environmental campaigns as part of our August 2023-August 2024 program!

We need more trained organizers to help society take the "quantum leap in climate action" to mitigate global warming. Check out this piece about the UN's most recent climate report. abcnews.go.com/International/…

GC'23 just wrapped their spring campaigns! Organizers built public support for a new marine protected area, to stop the development of finfish farms in federal waters, to protect pollinators, and to ban single-use plastics in Oregon.

#tbt to Green Corps' work with the Arctic Refuge Defense Campaign in Fall 2022. Congrats to all of the organizers and organizations working to protect the Arctic!

#tbt to last Thursday when the Save the Bees campaign in Colorado took a huge step forward!

Congrats to Sophia and the many organizers, advocates and students who campaigned for years to reduce plastic pollution!

Multiple classes of Green Corps organizers helped build public support across Pennsylvania to advance the study and creation of wildlife corridors in the Commonwealth! environmentamerica.org/pennsylvania/?…

Last week, Colorado's Governor Polis signed a bill to reduce the use of bee-killing pesticides. Green Corps helped build public support for this action in key districts across the state, and among beekeepers and small businesses. environmentamerica.org/colorado/media…