About Us

About Us

ColoradoCannabis.org is an organization for learning about past, current and emerging trends in the cannabis industry. We provide timely information to help established and intending growers, manufacturers, sellers, and consumers of cannabis and cannabis products understand the current state of the industry. Our data-driven research discusses the journey towards cannabis legalization in Colorado and the current regulatory environment relating to medical and recreational cannabis.

Our chief goal at ColoradoCannabis.org is to make it easier for readers to understand the Colorado cannabis industry and its impact on our state. Towards this end, we strive to educate Colorado residents about cannabis legislation in the state by explaining current laws, highlighting their limits, discussing their impacts, and providing up-to-date information on how to obtain the licenses required to participate in Colorado’s cannabis marketplace.

We Help…

Consumers Learn about Recreational and Medical Uses of Cannabis

At ColoradoCannabis.org, we care deeply that our readers have the right information to safely use cannabis and cannabis products. Therefore, we help them understand Colorado’s regulations on cannabis usage as well as the state’s age and conditional restrictions. We also help readers know where they can buy cannabis in the state and the quantities they are allowed to legally possess. Consumers requiring medical cannabis will have access to a trove of information regarding medical conditions approved for cannabis therapy in Colorado and how to obtain a medical marijuana card in the state.

Businesses Understand and Navigate Colorado Cannabis Legislation

Establishing the historic context of the legalization of cannabis in Colorado is only the first step in understanding the state’s cannabis legalization. We provide insightful analyses on the current state of cannabis laws in Colorado and the restrictions still placed on the cultivation, distribution, and usage of cannabis in the state. Growers, manufacturers, and dispensary owners will also find the information they need to obtain and maintain the licenses required to establish and grow their cannabis businesses.

Industry Watchers Follow the Socioeconomic Impacts of Legalizing Cannabis in Colorado

Colorado voters approved Amendment 20 in 2000 to usher in medical marijuana legalization and then voted for Amendment 64 in 2012 to pave the way for the legalization of recreational marijuana. With over 20 years of marijuana becoming legal in one form or another in the state, it’s time to find out how approving the drug has impacted Colorado’s socioeconomic outlook. Find out how legalizing medical marijuana and recreational marijuana has affected Colorado’s crime rate and revenue.