Current Projects
Adventure Acres Foundation’s current projects focus on hands-on land stewardship, outdoor learning, and community-powered action across Southern Colorado. From community cleanups to student-led citizen science, each project is designed to create real, measurable impact while building long-term connections between people, land, and place.
The Adventure Acres Foundation General Fund supports the core work that makes all of our projects possible.
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Fremont County Pollinator Habitat Initiative
Adventure Acres Foundation is creating a native pollinator habitat and learning garden in Fremont County, supported by the PPAN Protect Our Pollinators Habitat Fund.
Fremont County Stewardship Initiative
The Fremont County Stewardship Initiative is a community-based program created by Adventure Acres Foundation to engage residents in hands-on environmental stewardship, education, and land improvement efforts.
Fremont County Citizen Science Project
A student-driven initiative documenting plants, animals, and fungi across Fremont County using iNaturalist—engaging students in real-world field observation while building a living, public dataset of local biodiversity that supports education, stewardship, and future conservation efforts.
Spring 2026 Community Cleanup — Fremont County
Help fund Adventure Acres Foundation’s first community cleanup by equipping volunteers with reusable safety gear, cleanup tools, and low-waste hydration supplies. Your support provides everything needed to safely engage 20–30 volunteers in hands-on environmental stewardship across Southern Colorado.
The First Mile (and a Half) – Mini Project
I walked a mile and a half round trip from my house with two grocery bags and filled them before I made it home. Small efforts can make a real difference.