Colorado’s land, air, and water are what make our state so special. But threats from Washington and rising environmental challenges mean we must step up and protect them.

• Expand CDPHE’s resources to monitor air and water quality and take appropriate enforcement actions.
• Fill the void left by federal agencies by restoring protections the EPA has abandoned.
• Fight back against federal land sell-offs—our public lands belong to all of us.
• Appoint a Chief Resilience Officer to enhance resilience to climate change across the state—from wildfires, storms and costs, to energy grid impacts.
• Support wildfire prevention with local & tribal partners from clearing beetle-kill trees to lowering insurance costs for homeowners who mitigate risk.
• Equip wildland firefighters with the protective gear and technology they need.
• Champion Colorado’s outdoor economy—support recreation, hiking, rafting, hunting, fishing, and make it easier to start outdoor businesses.

For more information, read our plan here. And to learn more about my thoughts on Open Space and Outdoor Rec, read our thoughts here.