Below, you’ll find resources about Wilderness Workshop as an organization, as well as the places we work to protect and our conservation priorities. Please reach out to info@wildernessworkshop.org with any questions.
About Wilderness Workshop
For background about WW, review the Mission & History page; our newsletters & annual report provide great overviews of our current work. Though now slightly dated, the 10-minute “It Only Needs Defenders” video was created for WW’s 50th Anniversary in 2017; the 40-minute, older “Wild for Good” documentary tells even more of WW’s history.
Photographers
WW is fortunate to work with talented, conservation-minded photographers. Many of the images used on our website come from Jon Mullen/Ecostock or Samantha Sheppard. Steven DeWitt/Witness Tree Media has provided images for our work in the Homestake Valley and we often work with the nonprofit organization EcoFlight for aerial photography. Other photographers are noted as their images are used.
Selected recent media coverage:
- “ ” – Aspen Daily News, July 3, 2023
- “Why Wilderness Workshop objected to the Redstone to McClure Pass Trail” – Aspen Times, March 29, 2023.
- “Big guns come out against Redstone to McClure trail proposal” – Aspen Daily News, March 20, 2023.
- “Environmental groups file suit challenging Forest Service approval of road to Berlaimont Estates” – Vail Daily, March 17, 2023
- “White River National Forest approves access road to proposed 19-home Berlaimont Estates community above Eagle River Valley” – Colorado Sun, March 10, 2023
- “Unified more than ever for Thompson Divide” – Aspen Times, Dec. 15, 2022.
- “Public meeting illuminates length of mineral withdrawal process for Thompson Divide” – Post Independent, Dec. 15, 2022
- “Clock starts on study of Thompson Divide withdrawal from gas leasing” – Aspen Daily News, Oct. 18, 2022
- “Community members gather to celebrate Latinx culture and environmental justice efforts” – Aspen Public Radio, July 30, 2022.
- “An Ode to Aspen’s Environmental Trailblazers” – Aspen Sojourner, June 14, 2022.
- “The Fight Over Homestake Reservoir” Vail Beaver Creek, June 6, 2022.