Join local birder Carl Starace for a morning of birding at Walden Ponds Wildlife Habitat. Possible birds are Osprey, Bald Eagle, Killdeer, Lesser or Greater Yellowlegs, White Pelican, Tree Swallow, Say's Phoebe.
Colorado is home to at least 1000 Native Bees, scores of beetles, butterflies, dragon flies and more. But their numbers are declining, in large part because they have little or no access to the plants they love and need to survive. Learn what those plants are with insight into how and when to plant them so that the pollinating insects of Colorado have a chance to once again thrive. We will cover specific pollinating insects and flowering plants for both.
Please join the Lyons Climate Action Group and 350CO for a Rally and Public hearing Tuesday, April 16, to oppose toxic herbicides used on our Boulder County Open Spaces! We are asking that the commissioners vote with the public to adopt the CU Professor's natural methods Weed Management Plan and Weed Guide.
Join PPAN and the BoCo Climate Justice Hive for an inspiring climate justice webinar–Transcend Nonprofit Industry Toward Collaboration for Collective Impact. Participants will delve into the realm of climate justice, identifying organizing obstacles and exploring strategies to coordinate and collaborate across sectors and communities. Together, we'll navigate the complexities of achieving collective impact on climate justice, fostering collaboration, and creating a sustainable future for all. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the movement towards a more equitable and resilient world!
Support early-childhood education center Treehouse Learning and give back for Earth Day! This will be a small volunteer gardening event open to the public. Tasks will include scattering wildflower seeds, creating wildlife habitat, spreading compost for new pollinator gardens, assembling raised garden beds, moving stones, and picking up trash in the neighborhood.
Colorado is home to thousands of pollinating insects and they need habitat in which they can live and thrive. With the loss of so much native habitat that has given way to roads., developments and more, it is up to us to create safe and nurturing environments for them to live in. Growing native flowering plants is a huge step in the right direction but we can do more—and it isn’t very hard. Come learn about these wondrous creatures and how you can transform your space into a haven for all the little, beautiful, creatures.
Are you wanting to plant gardens for animal habitat, pollinators, water retention and beauty? Join Friends Farm and special guest Dave Sutherland to learn about native plants, local landscapes and home habitat garden design for ecological balance in our CO homes.
Wish you could walk outside and have fresh fruit, herbs and veggies? In this workshop, landscape eco-designer Terra Linda Pittenger will lead us through a live design of a landscape space at Nyland Cohousing after a short classroom overview.
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