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We Love Friends of the Lower Blue River

Friends of the Lower Blue River (FOLBR) is a volunteer nonprofit dedicated to protecting the rural character, environmental health, and agricultural heritage of the Lower Blue River Valley. Through education, collaboration, and community involvement, FOLBR works to preserve the landscape, wildlife habitat, and quality of life that make this part of Summit and Grand County so unique.

Friends of the Lower Blue River (FOLBR) 
Protecting the Lower Blue River Valley

FOLBR's Mission

To sustain and protect the traditional agricultural character, promote the safety of the residents, livestock and wildlife, and maintain the environmental integrity of the Lower Blue River Valley through education, collaboration and community involvement.

How FOLBR's work impacts Summit County residents/environment

The Lower Blue River Valley plays an important role in the broader Summit County ecosystem. By advocating for responsible land stewardship and encouraging thoughtful development, FOLBR helps protect open spaces, maintain wildlife habitat, and support the working agricultural landscape that has long defined the valley. Their efforts contribute to the environmental integrity of the region while ensuring that future generations can continue to experience the natural beauty and rural heritage of the area.

How community members can support or participate

Friends of the Lower Blue River is a volunteer-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit made up of residents, property owners, and community members who care deeply about the valley’s future. Community members can support the organization by staying informed, participating in educational and collaborative initiatives, volunteering their time, or contributing financially to help advance FOLBR’s mission of protecting the Lower Blue River Valley.

Friends of the Lower Blue River

Supporting Local Sustainability

Garbage Gurus is proud to support organizations like Friends of the Lower Blue River that work to protect the natural beauty and environmental health of Summit County. Building a more sustainable community takes collaboration, and we’re grateful for the volunteers and organizations helping preserve our local landscapes.

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