On on May 7 at Ford Park, Vail residents can responsibly dispose of old batteries, electronics, household chemicals and paper shredding for free.
Participate in the town's annual clean up day held each spring, or adopt a section of public land and keep it clean year-round.
All Eagle Valley residents are encouraged to sign up today at www.solepower.org and help us reduce our carbon footprint.
Come to Lunch with the Locals on March 18 at the Grand View Room to learn about living safely with our wild neighbors.
The clear, rocky mountain stream that runs through the heart of Vail—offers a peaceful respite for residents and visitors, important wildlife habitat, and a water supply for downstream communities.
The Gold Medal waters of Gore Creek are home to four species of trout. Can you catch them all?
Big Horn Sheep are the official mammal of the state of Colorado and iconic winter residents of East Vail. Please observe them from a respectful distance.
Did you know that the adorable pika is one of the animals most threatened by climate change? Learn about this and much more at www.lovevail.org
Lunch with the Locals is a FREE, monthly community lunch and ecology symposium hosted by the Town of Vail. The purpose of the program is to raise awareness and educate the community about local environmental sustainability issues.
Watch videos and review upcoming events here
Review Public Health and Food Safety Services Here
“The Town of Vail shall serve as a nationally recognized leader in sustainability through a commitment to community partnerships and balanced stewardship of human, financial and environmental resources in policy and daily operations.”
Check out the "Love Vail" Video
Town Value: Natural Environment Vail Values the environment as a source of health, beauty, recreation and economic strength that makes Vail a special place to live, work and play. As stewards of the environment, Vail is committed to promoting sustainable environmental practices in every aspect of the community.
Goals:
Review Environmental Sustainability Strategic Plan Here
Kristen Bertuglia Environmental Sustainability Director
Beth Markham Environmental Sustainability Coordinator
Peter Wadden Watershed Education Coordinator