Our Purpose

The impacts of climate change are happening now and will continue into the foreseeable future. The Eagle Valley community believes climate action is an urgent priority so that current and future generations of citizens and guests can enjoy a flourishing year-round economy, recreational experiences, and a healthy, resilient ecosystem that enhances the well-being of all.

Our Goal

To reduce Eagle County greenhouse gas emissions 50% by 2030 and 80% by 2050.

Climate Action Collaborative

Working Groups

Buildings

Making our built environment more sustainable through building codes, benchmarking and development practices.
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Energy Supply

Transitioning to renewable energy sources, such as solar power and prioritizing electrification.
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Materials Management
Increasing diversion of organics and recyclables from the landfill and decreasing waste.
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Natural Climate Solutions

Increasing carbon sequestration through conservation, land use changes, and offsets.
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Transportation
Developing robust multi-modal transportation options so our community members can more easily leave their cars behind.
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Water

Conserving water through decreased outdoor usage, management techniques, and public education.
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Latest Climate Action Collaborative Blog Posts

Sustainability Tips

The First Step to Removing Barriers: Eagle County Climate Equity Plan

In Eagle County, approximately 30% of the year round population and half of the students are Latino. Despite being such a considerable part of our community, Latino and working class residents have historically been overlooked when making local environmental and sustainability decisions. This...

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Sustainability Tips

The Afterlife of a Christmas Tree: Real vs. Artificial and What Comes Next

Recycling Your Christmas Tree

When it comes to picking out your Christmas tree, it is important to consider what kind of tree you should purchase. Now I’m not talking about whether a fraser fir, eastern white pine, or Colorado blue spruce is best for your holiday aesthetic. It’s time to discuss the...

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Climate Action Collaborative Sustainability Tips

The 2024 Eagle County Energy Inventory Report Shows GHG Emissions Reduction

I think it’s safe to say that we could all use a little positive news, especially in the context of climate change and its impacts. We are pleased to share that Eagle County’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions declined 11 percent in 2024, compared to the 2014 baseline year. This represents the first...

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