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Green Business Roundtable

The Green Business Roundtable (GBR) is one of the most innovative and successful lunchtime networking events in Durango. Routinely attended by over 80 business leaders, elected officials, and influential community members, GBR inspires innovative discussions on timely issues affecting our region. GBR is non-partisan.

upcoming speakers 

2025-26 speakers

September 10th: Grant Wilson, Earth Law Center

October 8th: Mike DeHoff, Returning Rapids Project

November 12th: Elizabeth Philbrick, EsoTerra Ciderworks & Durango County Commissioner

December 10th: Kyle Hanson – TimberAge

January 14th: Charlie Love, Durango School District & SOIL Lab

February 11th: Lindsay Halvorson, Protect Our Winters

March 11th: Chris Hansen, LPEA

April 8th: TBA

Past Speakers

September 11th: John Rader, Public Lands Program Manager for SJCA

October 9th: Wade Griffith, Executive Director for the Shanta Foundation

November 13th: Colleen Wilcox, 4CORE

December 11th: Sarah Tober, Dark Sky Durango

January 8th: Jerry Zink, Sunnyside Farms

February 12th: Bill LeMaire, Durango Botanic Gardens

March 12th: Marianne Mate, Colorado Circular Economy Development Center

April 9th: Chris Hansen, LPEA

GBR Details
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Recent San Juan Citizens Alliance News

Petition: Protect Colorado’s Wetlands

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Sign this petition to show your support for healthy wetlands in Colorado.

PRESS RELEASE: New poll shows overwhelming support as oil and gas bonding reform hearing kicks off Oct. 20

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With $1.6 billion in liabilities at stake, New Mexicans back common-sense reform to protect communities Santa Fe, NM – A new statewide poll shows nearly 9 in 10 New Mexicans (89%) support requiring oil and gas corporations to pay the…

Take Action: Raise Your Voice to Fight Climate Change in Durango

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We need our community to show up TOMORROW, Tuesday 10/21, at the Durango City Council’s meeting to express your concern for climate change and greenhouse gas emissions. 

Take Action: Stop the Rollback of the Public Lands Rule!

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Our public lands are more than just a cash cow for industry. Tell BLM to keep the Public Lands Rule.

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