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Trees Water & People

Org #788
Vetted since 2010
1998
year founded
$150,324
raised on GlobalGiving
13
years fundraising
10
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Trees, Water & People is committed to improving people's lives by helping communities to protect, conserve and manage the natural resources upon which their long-term well-being depends. We believe that natural resources are best protected when local people play an active role in their care and management.

Project Leaders
Finance TWP
Finance TWP
Jose Chalit
Jose Chalit
James Calabaza
James Calabaza
Ray Tollison
Ray Tollison
Helen Goody
Helen Goody
Daniela Bueso
Daniela Bueso
Team
Diane Vella, Sebastian Africano
Organization Information
633 Remington
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
United States
(970) 484-3678
Organization Information
633 Remington
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
United States
(970) 484-3678

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

A Season of Gratitude, Reflection, Adaptive Growth

By James Calabaza | TWP Indigenous Lands Program Director

In Indigenous epistemologies, winter is a time for reflection and regeneration of our spirits and connections. As we reflect on the advancement and successes of our project in 2023, Trees, Water &... Read the full report ›

Summertime is Right for Climate Adaptation Work

By James Calabaza | TWP Indigenous Lands Program Director

Despite this summer marred with constant triple-digit temperatures in the Indigenous West, Trees, Water & People (TWP) has made great strides in training field crews, strengthening relationships... Read the full report ›

Springtime Brings Renewal and Hope for the Future

By James Calabaza | TWP Indigenous Lands Program Director

April 2023 marked the one-year anniversary of New Mexico’s worst-ever wildfire season, and in the wake of the devastation, Pueblos of New Mexico are eager to launch this new field season of... Read the full report ›
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