ROARING FORK OUTDOOR VOLUNTEERS
Community-powered stewardship since 1995.
United in caring for our shared outdoors.
Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers mobilizes our regional community to care for our shared backyard through education, restoration, and collective action since 1995.
The result: healthier landscapes, stronger trails, and a community more deeply connected to the places it loves.
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News
RFOV | February Stewardship Spotlight: Trail Ambassadors, Trivia Night, and Season Kick-Off Party!
Once an active coal mine, Coal Basin Ranch is now a living example of what long-term restoration can achieve. Through years of coordinated restoration and community-powered stewardship, this landscape has transformed into a place where ecological recovery and recreation coexist. From extraction to renewal, its story is still unfolding.
RFOV volunteers are helping restore Butler Creek by building beaver dam analogues that strengthen wetlands, improve trout habitat, and increase watershed resilience. Read how this hands-on work is bringing nature’s engineers back to the landscape—and what it means for the future of our local waterways.
RFOV | January Stewardship Spotlight: New Trail Ambassadors, Trivia Night, and Youth in Nature get WFA Certs!
RFOV Voted Best Green Organization in the Valley, Youth in Nature visits Colorado National Monument, and we’re hiring!
