Funding History for Conservation Projects Colorado Mountain Club, Boulder Group

Bob Farley Memorial Fund and Conservation Grants

$1,000 to Boulder Climbing Community
$600 to WildLands Restoration Volunteers
$1,750 to Colorado Mountain Club (State)
$650 to City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks ecological restoration and trail consolidation at the Contact Corner bouldering area

$1,500 to Boulder Climbing Community (BCC) for Castle Rock cleanup
$200 to Friends of the Dillon Ranger District for fliers to encourage stewardship in the White River National Forest
$1,500 to Wildlands Restoration Volunteers for Leader training and tools
$1,500 to CMC - State Conservation Department for clean up and monitoring of the Golden Cliffs

$1400 to Wildlands Restoration; $200 for leadership development, $600 for Brainard Lake Waldrop trail project, $400 for the Brainard Lake Youth project, and $200 for the Isabelle Lake trial project
$1300 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative for National Trails Day, Grays and Torrey's trail project

$2100 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative for Pyramid Peak Restoration project
$2500 to Wildlands Restoration Volunteers; $1000 for training and community development, $1500 for Arapahoe Lakes project
$435 to Indian Peaks Forest Watch website, gloves, trash bags and other supplies

$2000 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative for Mt. Massive.
$1000 to Eldorado State Park for restoration of the Wind Tower Climbing Access Trail
$3000 to Wildlands Restoration Volunteers, $1600 for the Elephant Buttress project in Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks and the rest for administrative purposes.

Winter---$200 to Citizens for Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest for Wildfire Education Forum
Spring--$3000 to Wildlands Restoration Volunteers, up to $1500 for organizational purposes, the remainder for restoration projects in the Indian Peaks or James Peaks Wilderness Areas, Rocky Mountain National Park or the City of Boulder or Boulder County properties.
Spring--$2550 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative for Mt. Massive

Spring--$6000 to Ed Self Wildlands Restoration Volunteers, up to $3000 for organizational purposes, rest for projects in the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest, including S. Boulder Creek, Forest Lakes and Mitchell Lake
Spring--$3000 to Eldorado State Park to be used on climbing trail projects
Summer--$400 to Indian Peaks Forest Watch, a citizens group who does conservation projects in the Indian Peaks.

Spring--$5000 to Wildlands Restoration Volunteers, up to $2500 for tools and training, rest for projects in the Indian Peaks or Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest, but not Gillespie Gulch.
Spring--$1500 to Eldorado State Park to be used to restore areas impacted by climbers.
Summer--$500 to City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks Department for environmental education supplies
Summer--$975 to USFS for improved signs at James Peak, East Portal area

Spring--$1500 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative for two day project on Grays and Torreys Peaks
Completion of Nov. 2000 grant- $1500 to the Access Fund for project at Gregory Canyon in City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks
Spring---$5500 for Ed Self for four restoration projects in the Indian Peaks Wilderness (USFS) from the Cabell bequest funds.

Spring--$1500 to Education Through Restoration (Ed Self) for a two day work project in the Indian Peaks Mitchell Lake area.
Fall-----$1000 to Ed Self for Walker Ranch fire rehabilitation
Fall--$2500 for USFS to obtain matching grant of $10,000 for improved winter trails at Brainard Lake from the Neptune Corporate Sponsorship funds.

Spring -- $1000 to The Access Fund for N. Table Mountain improvements. $1000 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative for trail work on Mt. Bierstadt
Fall -- $1500 to City of Boulder Mountain Parks for signage in Flatirons