What is The Greenway Foundation's Mission?
The mission of The Greenway Foundation is to advance the South Platte River and its watershed as a unique environmental, recreational, cultural, scientific and historical amenity that uniquely links our community’s past with its future.
Since 1974, The Greenway Foundation has led the effort to reclaim the South Platte River and its numerous tributaries from a virtual cesspool to a place of environmental and recreational pride.
Today, The Greenway Foundation engages the people of Denver, Colorado through education programs, water resources, river enhancement projects, and more.
Since 1974, The Greenway Foundation has led the effort to reclaim the South Platte River and its numerous tributaries from a virtual cesspool to a place of environmental and recreational pride.
Today, The Greenway Foundation engages the people of Denver, Colorado through education programs, water resources, river enhancement projects, and more.
The Greenway Foundation's Annual Report
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See the changes TGF has helped implement along the River through these before and after photos, as well as other events we host
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The 1965 Flood: How Denver's Greatest Disaster Changed the City
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The Greenway Foundation's origin and evolution over the past five decades
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The Executive Director of The Greenway Foundation discusses the significance of the Chatfield Reallocation Project.
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GREENWAY NEWS & BLOG
Check out the recent happenings along your South Platte River Greenway!
Check out the recent happenings along your South Platte River Greenway!
Practicing for the Hunger Games at Barr Lake State Park
December 11, 2018 We lucked out with beautiful blue skies this Sunday, as the Greenway Leadership Corp (GLC) explored the many outdoor opportunities Barr Lake State Park has to offer, including practicing on the archery range and helping get the 3D archery range ready for the winter. Read more about our trip to Barr Lake here! |
Cats & Canines Holiday Camp Recap
November 19-20, 2018 As we settled into fall break, SPREE couldn’t help but wonder what some of our favorite wild Colorado cats and canines are up to. Turns out, we have many different wild cats and canine species in Colorado, and they are each adapted extremely well to survive here! Read about what we learned, here! |
Road Trip to CSU
November13, 2018 The Greenway Leadership Corp traveled to Fort Collins to experience the Environmental Learning Center (ELC) at CSU. We practiced orienteering, pulled invasive species, and toured CSU's campus, all in one day! Learn more about our day with the ELC! |
Box Elder Fall Holiday Craft
October 31, 2018 Have you ever thrown up a handful of maple seeds and enjoyed the show of dozens of helicopters spinning around you? There is a special specie of maple that grows along the South Platte River- box elder or boxelder maple. We can use these seeds to create a fun, fall craft! Read how, here! |
