Help Protect the River
Become an advocate today! Join us and explore other easy ways to be a champion for the river we all love.
We’ll show you how.
Your Actions Make a Difference
Taking care of the watershed that takes care of us is not only rewarding, it’s necessary to our future. There are so many ways to be good stewards. Whether you donate money, volunteer time, share your knowledge, or all of the above—the good news is that every effort counts.
Together our actions add up to something incredible. The results are easy to see. And enjoy!
Host Your Own Clean Up
Interested in hosting your own stewardship event with your company or group? We can help!
Young Professionals Trash Pick Ups
Each quarter, we host a park & river clean up for young professionals. This is a fun opportunity to spend some time outside & make a positive impact on your community. Not only will you be contributing to a cleaner, healthier river, but you’ll also have the chance to meet other young professionals who share your passion for giving back and being outside.
Upcoming Stewardship Events
Previous Stewardship Projects
Clean Water Challenge
For many years, The Greenway Foundation hosted an annual, year-long competition for Colorado university students designed to address pollution in the South Platte River. This real-world competition has led to real change for our waterways.
Nautilus
Nautilus was an exciting project for Colorado’s waterways that was pioneered at Greenway’s Clean Water Challenge. By passively collecting trash, it has the potential to make a substantial difference in water quality and riparian environment.
Gutter Bins
Storm drains quickly and efficiently move water away from sidewalks and streets and to our waterways. Unfortunately, any trash or debris on the ground can get washed down a storm drain and end up in our rivers and creeks. The Greenway Foundation supports solutions to help solve this problem.
Stewardship Brings Everyone to the River
Successful partnerships are about leveraging each other's strengths to reach a shared vision. A great visionary established both TGF and MHFD, Joe Shoemaker, to complement each other in making our communities safer and stronger through engaging our waterways. TGF brings passion, awareness, and stakeholders to the table while MHFD works directly with local governments on management and implementation. Together we are able to accomplish holistic solutions that revitalize rivers and reconnect communities to protect people, property, and our environment.
Event Recap: Teens Took Action at Johnson Habitat Park!
On April 19th an incredible group of local teens proved just how much impact a couple of hours can make! Our rescheduled cleanup event at…
Continue Reading Event Recap: Teens Took Action at Johnson Habitat Park!
Questions about Stewardship Events? Please reach out to volunteer@greenwayfoundation.org.
Thank You to Our Stewardship Partners & Sponsors
