NAICS 813312 · Colorado

Certified Women-Owned Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations in Colorado

4 certified women-owned vendors in Colorado under NAICS 813312 (Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations), each with an active WOSB or EDWOSB certification reported from the U.S. SBA Small Business Search.

4 certified vendors · ranked by certification recency & profile depth

01SPARK COMICS

Manufacturing & Production · Denver, Colorado
SBA-certified WOSB
WOSB

Nite Lite Solar Signs, a division of Spark Comics, LLC, is a Denver-based manufacturer of innovative solar-powered signage solutions tailored for maximum visibility, durability, and energy independence. Leveraging over 60 years of combined expertise in marketing, manufacturing, and branding, our company delivers high-performance signage that operates without wires, plugs, or external power sources. Each sign is lightweight, weather-resistant, and designed for quick deployment in both indoor and outdoor environments. With built-in battery-backed solar panels, they provide 24/7 illumination at no operational energy cost, supporting sustainability goals and reducing reliance on grid infrastructure. To view more about our Federal Contracting information, please visit our FedLinks landing page <a href='https://fedlinks.com/profile/Spark-Comics-dba-Nite-Lite-Solar-Signs-Denver-CO'>Nite Lite Solar Signs</a>

03WETLAND DYNAMICS, LLC

Environmental & Waste Services · Monte Vista, Colorado
SBA-certified WOSB
WOSB

Grant writing, coordination, wetland management and monitoring, threatened and endangered species monitoring, bird surveys, wildlife surveys, vegetation surveys, planning, conservation easement baseline reports, monitoring, acoustic monitoring, wetland restoration

04Western Way Inc

Other B2B Services · Elizabeth, Colorado
SBA-certified WOSB
WOSB

Land Preservation: • Acquiring and preserving the western regions rapidly diminishing open space, ranch, and farmlands. • Protecting the natural resources and wildlife that inhabit them to the highest extent possible. • In-turn utilizing these lands for……. Animal Conservation: • Rescuing and protecting endangered or at-risk animals. • Providing sanctuary for these animals and in specific cases, training them to support and partner with……. Health and Wellness Programs: • Western Way Inc’s acquired ranchland preserves will be home to our health and wellness programs that will integrate the rescued animals to inspire human connection and empower one another to thrive!