Rocky Mountain Field Institute

What We Do

With boots on the ground and shovels in the dirt, we protect, repair, and restore our most treasured natural areas. We restore and revegetate burn areas including Waldo and Hayman, build and repair trails, restore wetlands, improve fish habitats, and so much more. With community volunteers and lots of teamwork, we put our backs into keeping our parks, forests and natural landscapes healthy and accessible.

Why We’re Great!

We’re more than just rock and dirt movers! With our trained staff and technical expertise, we are able to tackle difficult projects with innovative solutions in demanding environments. Our projects are essential to sustaining our high quality of life. Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak define our region’s skyline. Our environmental stewardship enhances the recreational experience for trail users, protects our magnificent landscape and improves water quality and biodiversity.

Volunteer/Other Needs

• 4×4 work truck
• Color laser printer with duplex printing
• Field volunteers
• Data entry
• Join our Dirt Groupies fundraising committee
• 5-gallon plastic buckets
• Shovels
• Rakes
• Pick mattocks