What We Do
At Restored Lands, we bring action and awareness to a sustainable future. We believe it is a core responsibility as a people to learn to live in unity with our planet so we can grow with her, rather than against her.
Launched officially in 2025, we are sponsoring a petition, restoring monarch butterfly habitats, as well engaging the public on our environment and developing educational programs. We also demonstrate our environmental goals by undertaking land stewardship projects (habitats, cleanups, etc.), fostering immersive engagement, holding environmental wrong-doers accountable as well as educating & spreading sustainability awareness through our various outlets. Our long term goal is to build a handful of eco-friendly education centers in the western United States and shift the consciousness to a sustainable future.
We are based out of Colorado and on a mission to deepen the human connection to the Earth & our natural world so we can have a longer future together.
Mission
Our mission is to raise awareness and educate the public on a more sustainably-oriented world, while helping create a healthy environment.
Vision
Our vision is to help the people create a better connection to our natural world, and a future that is aligned with regenerative environment.
Restored Lands' 2025 Projects, Programs and Initiatives
How We Do It
Learn about some of our On-The-Ground Initiatives, Methods of Reach, and more
A part of our stewardship efforts is restoring natural habitats, enhancing ecological health and engaging the public through volunteering and conservation education. While land stewardship is just a piece of what we do as an organization, we try to weave the educational and community engagement aspect into it.
Community Engagement
Part of our efforts with the community include our participation at local farmers markets and industry events, organizing other closed group events, doing educational presentations for volunteers during our land stewardship workdays, a quarterly newsletter and more. As year 2 (2026) is set, expanded efforts are on the horizon.
Internships/Volunteerships
Restored Lands is proud and grateful for our wonderful volunteers. We are working with college students providing experience and career development with a number of different opportunities. We are working on paid internships but for now we have a team of generous volunteers who truly believe in us and our beautiful planet.
Other Methods of Reach & Initiatives
We also use our podcast show, blog and various social media platforms to connect the community and provide educational content as a part of our mission. Once we're established in our stewardship, engagement and education efforts gaining public awareness of this organization, we will use our success from our different platforms of reach to open our focus to Restored Lands Geodesic Education Center -- the RLGEC.
Education Programs + Immersive Engagement
We have two education programs in development, Active Pollinators & REP, with more in the works and have an ambassadorship as well as other ways people can get involved through the organization. We are also heading an awareness campaign with a petition called the Vail Gore Creek Petition. Stay tuned and consider signing up for our quarterly newsletter for updates!
Right now we are in the process of securing land and implementing pollinator habitats. We are working with private landowners, local businesses, the community, the youth, as well as advocating for the public to take part themselves in this effort. We have a things like a free seed program, articles and content to get folks started.
Another side of our stewardship action is conducted by our team, multi-region, with the overall intention of promoting sustainability and empowering individuals to give back and help change our world through action & example.
Cleanup Campaigns – possible launch by 2028*
Those of you interested in joining the team, click here.
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