Folks, Colorado’s public lands are what makes our state special. We are all stewards of these incredible places, and we ALL have a role to play in protecting them for future generations.

Colorado boasts about 23 million acres of public land — and I’m working hard in Washington to preserve each and every acre. Please support my work protecting Colorado’s outdoor areas by making a contribution now →

It’s no secret that Colorado’s outdoor recreation drives our economy and provides countless chances to enjoy our state’s natural beauty. Truly, outdoor recreation is the Coloradan way of life.

Unfortunately, some politicians in Washington see it differently. They want to see these incredible areas carved up or auctioned off to the highest bidder. They deny the scientific reality of climate change and vote against the protection of invaluable outdoor areas.

This isn’t just negatively impacting our natural habitats — their actions are harming our communities, our economy, and our environment.

As governor, we led the country and passed 'gold standard' environmental protections to protect Colorado’s lands, air, and water. And as your Senator, I’ve fought to take real action on climate change, protect our public lands, and build a just and equitable clean energy economy that works for everyone, not the special interests.

We need to defend our cherished outdoor spaces so generations of Coloradans can experience the outdoors we love. With your support, I believe we can make it happen.

Please chip in to support all the work that my colleagues and I have made to defend our public lands and confront the climate crisis. With so much on the line, we can’t slow our progress now.

– John

P.S. If you made it this far, here’s an old photo of me and Teddy enjoying Colorado’s great outdoors!