Montezuma Inspire Coalition Partners

These partner organizations make up the Montezuma Inspire Coalition. By bringing these organizations together, MIC supports unity and collaboration among organizations dedicated to getting youth outside in Montezuma County.

Dolores River Boating Advocates protects and enriches the recreational and ecological values of the Dolores River through advocacy, stewardship and education.

Empowering the youth in our community by fostering a lifelong passion for cycling.

Horses and people working together to foster healthier communities. Uses Equine assisted therapy and growth learning programs to aid participants to gain confidence, pro social skills, or to increase mobility and balance.

An innovative land trust working to protect lands and reconnect community to our natural world in the stunning southwest corner of Colorado.

Uniting our local agricultural heritage with our growing future by engaging students at the crossroads of sustainable agriculture, resource conservation, health and economics through educational experiences in outdoor garden classes, on field trips and summer farm camps.

Dedicated to the responsible use and preservation of the San Juan Mountains, educational programs, publications, and volunteer projects, as well as interpretive services.

SCYC is a youth-serving organization that supports connection, youth leadership, communication, and community. SCYC is committed to providing quality before and after school programming that engages and inspires the youth of our community, and also manages the MIC Gear Lending Library. 

A conservation service program that fosters inclusive opportunities and collaborative partnerships for positive growth through development of knowledge, leadership, and compassion towards our lands and communities.

Team Up unites and supports organizations and individuals in addressing community-identified needs to help people thrive in Southwest Colorado. Team Up and MIC collaborate closely to support each other's initiatives. 

MIC partners programs are supported by grant funding through MIC and Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO). MIC Partners support the Coalition by engaging in trainings, working groups, and collaborative events.