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Green Business - Western Resilience Center Colorado Green Business Network of the Yampa Valley The Colorado Green Business Network (CGBN) of the Yampa Valley is a free program that helps businesses reduce environmental impact, lower costs, and gain statewide recognition. It’s part of a larger statewide effort supported by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).
Western Resilience Center serves as the regional partner for the Colorado Green Business Network in Northwest Colorado. Searchable CGBN directory Program overview (Spanish) CGBN recognition overview Technical manual (Spanish) At-a-Glance Criteria Summary DOLA Local Community Funding Guide Tips and tricks for collecting data Green Business Network Storymap Businesses are a powerful force for climate action.
Through simple steps reducing energy use, cutting waste and improving water practices, organizations can make a measurable impact. The CGBN offers the tools and support to make those steps easier. Businesses that join the Network receive: Free one-on-one sustainability coaching.
Customized improvement plans based on operations. Recognition from the State of Colorado. Access to tools that cut energy, water, and waste.
Help finding rebates, funding, and green certifications. Any business or organization in the Yampa Valley is eligible no matter the size, sector, or starting point. Whether you’re a coffee shop, contractor, nonprofit, or lodging business, the program meets you where you are.
Register for free by filling out the online form. Meet with our team to identify your current practices and goals. We guide you through the statewide GreenBiz Tracker tool to establish a sustainability baseline.
Based on your operations, we recommend steps to improve efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and unlock cost savings. Once you’ve made progress, you can apply for bronze, silver, or gold recognition through the State of Colorado. Our team helps you every step of the way.
Whether you’re interested in reducing single-use plastics, electrifying your fleet, or improving energy efficiency, we’ll connect you to the right strategies, incentives, and local partners. Interested in joining the CGBN or want to learn more? Ashley Dean, MESM.
Senior Manager for Collaborative Initiatives at ashley. dean@westernresilience. org .
(You may also reach out to be included in seasonal recognition campaigns or outreach stories.) Stage 2 water restrictions are now in effect. Mount Werner Water and the City of Steamboat Springs have declared Stage 2 drought conditions.
Help conserve water now in preparation for this summer. >>Water Restriction Information
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses in Colorado. Additional funding for businesses in communities with disproportionate health risks. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Colorado Green Business Network (CGBN) Grant Opportunities is funded by Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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