Discover the Climatarium hubs helping to address climate challenges and build economic prosperity in rural Colorado. These bright spots of rural collaboration are championed by the Climatarium, fostering education and economic prosperity in rural Colorado since 2019. Each hub is a testament to the power of community, promoting climate-career-connected learning, and bringing forward innovative solutions to climate challenges.
Become a part of this vibrant network! If you are eager to introduce climate-related career learning opportunities for young people in your community, reach out to us.
Each Climatarium hub operates as an independent rural collaborative, bringing together K-12 districts, higher education institutes, and industry partners. These collectives focus on strategic skill development and climate resilience, forging pathways for students into high-need jobs post-graduation.
Stakeholders from education and industry
Guiding vision and structural setup
Kickstarting ambitious projects with financial backing
Dive deeper into each hub’s mission, collaboration, and outcomes.
Fremont County
Fremont, Cotopaxi, Cañon City Districts
Pueblo Community College
Agriculture and Environmental
$1.1 Million
Archuleta, La Plata, San Juan, Dolores counties
Durango, Ignacio, Bayfield, Archuleta, Silverton districts
Pueblo Community College, Fort Lewis College
Environmental — including sustainable agriculture and outdoor recreation
$5.6 million
Delta, Ouray, Montrose, Gunnison counties
Delta, Ridgway, Montrose, Gunnison Watershed districts
Colorado Mesa University, Western Colorado University
Outdoor Industry and Tourism, Construction & Skilled Trades, Medical
$1.3 million
Moffat, Routt counties
Moffat, Hayden, Steamboat Springs, South Routt districts
Colorado Mountain College, Colorado Northwest Community College
Agriculture and potential in Natural Resources/Water and Energy sectors
$750,000
Lake County
Lake County district
Colorado Mountain College
$0
