Take action today to safeguard our water, air, health, and quality of life. Your donation helps sustain our fight against the Lowry Ranch CAP in the final months before a critical hearing.

What your contribution provides:

$500 pays for two hours of legal representation as we prepare for upcoming Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) hearings, petition for Affected Party Status, and request a local public hearing.
Recommended donation: $250 pays for one hour of legal representation, a critical component of our campaign against the Lowry Ranch CAP.
$100 helps defray the cost of printing bilingual educational materials that raise awareness among community members; one-click emails that enable concerned residents to easily contact their local and state representatives and ECMC; canvassing and town hall events; and more.

Any and all support is greatly appreciated. Gift within your means.

What’s at stake:

The Lowry Ranch comprehensive area plan (CAP) is a proposed hydraulic fracturing project with planned well sites north, east, and south of the Aurora Reservoir.
Any activities on the former Lowry Bombing and Gunnery Range pose potential health and safety hazards due to the presence of live munitions.
The Lowry Landfill is a federally recognized hazardous waste site on the national priorities list, also known as a “Superfund” site. It is considered under long-term remediation by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The proposed well pads will be clearly visible from the Aurora Reservoir recreational area and surrounding neighborhoods.
Subsurface drilling may stretch as far west as highway E-470 — encompassing a highly populated residential area that is home to many families and schools. Interactive map >

Your support has made a difference.

We appreciate past contributions, especially those made recently as part of our anniversary campaign. Thanks to donations from community members like you,

Save The Aurora Reservoir has:

Successfully advocated for a blanket setback that prevents oil and gas drilling within 3,000 feet of occupied structures and within one mile of existing and planned reservoirs in Arapahoe County.
Garnered the support of U.S. Congressman Jason Crow, who subsequently issued a press release and contacted the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding our concerns.
Coordinated the commitment of Cherry Creek School District NOT to lease mineral rights for fracking under local schools.
Officially registered as a 501(3)(c) nonprofit organization, which means your donations are now tax-deductible.

Keep the momentum going! Safeguard our future with your donation today. Save The Aurora Reservoir is counting on your generous support at this most critical time.

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Fund The Fight

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