Diversion & Marketing of Recovered Wood

Foothills Transfer Station

Compost Colorado Fleet Expansion

Arc Thrift Stores Fleet Expansion to Support Economic Development

City of Greeley conducts a residential Waste Diversion Study.

We Don’t Waste increases food rescue with expanded refrigerated food storage capacity.

City of Colorado Springs develops a waste diversion action plan.

Richer Lands Compost expands its composting facility.

Green Girl Recycling expands recycling collection services in northern Colorado.

Adams County expands access to recycling for residents.

Denver Department of Public Health and Environment (DDPHE) reduces waste through a food waste prevention campaign.

Compost Queen expands compost processing capacity.

Deliver Zero increasing access to reusable restaurant takeout containers.

Scraps expands its compost hauling capacity in the Denver Metro area.

Nude Foods Market increases waste reduction by expanding consumer access to reuse services.

Jefferson County Tin Cup Ridge Park diverts residential and commercial leaves, grass, and slash from landfills, reduces wildfire risk, and improves forest health.

Douglas County School District implements a composting program in eight Douglas County Schools.

Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure expands organics collection services in Denver.

Denver Botanic Gardens expands Denver Botanic Chatfield Farms’ composting capacity and regenerative agriculture practices.

Compost Colorado establishes a Class III compost facility in Denver.