After last year’s incredible 2-Day Summit we’re not sure we can ever go back, as there is just too much amazing pollinator research and advocacy happening to fit into one day! So, you are warmly welcomed to join us on November 19th and 20th at CU’s William’s Village again—tickets are on sale now!

On Thursday morning we are honored to welcome Scott Black—Executive Director of The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation to offer a keynote address: How Pollinators Connect People and Landscapes for a Better World.

On Friday, Dr. John Mola of The Mola Lab and Colorado State University’s Department of Forest and Rangeland Stewardship will give our opening keynote and Clay Bolt, award-winning native bee photographer and Manager of Pollinator Conservation and Great Plains Communications at World Wildlife Fund will close the Summit with his keynote.

The Summit is designed for organizations, agencies, farmers, beekeepers, professionals, educators, businesses, land managers, researchers, and individuals actively working to conserve and protect pollinators and their habitats.

Buy your tickets HEREOne or two day ticket options are available.