This workshop will focus on how to prune back branches and encourage strong branching structure that will promote air circulation and stimulate robust fruit production. Before trees leaf out (late January through February) is the best time to prune. Please note that we will focus this workshop primarily on apple and pear trees, and will briefly look at some stone fruit trees.
Boulder SURJ is proud to present the fifth event of our Justice Film Series! Join us to view the insightful film The American Society of Magical Negroes, followed by a thought-provoking community conversation. Doors will open at 6PM, and we will be meeting in the Canyon Theater in the Boulder Public Library. The programming will begin at 6:15 sharp, so plan on arriving early to allow time for parking and finding snacks & seating before the movie starts.
Bring all the generations of your family to the JCC to celebrate Tu B’shevat, the birthday of the trees. Enjoy a unique blend of song, learning, nature, community, and fun.
JYCM is running recurring discussion gathering spaces for Jewish members of Gen Z from across the country to grapple with antisemitism in the world and in their lives, and how this antisemitism interfaces with their acute sense of climate anxiety and other emotions. All gatherings focus on balancing grief, healing, emotional resilience practices, and organizing strategies. Please register ahead of time.
Join us to explore upcoming Zero Waste policies that Eco-Cycle will champion this legislative session. This meeting is your chance to learn how you can take action on Zero Waste policies in Colorado and connect directly with Eco-Cycle policy experts Randy Moorman and Ryan Call.
Are you or your chapter looking for new, exciting, and inclusive ways to connect people to birds and nature? Consider incorporating mindful birding into your programs!
Wednesday's Town Hall, featuring Executive Director Ben Jealous, will cover the work that the Sierra Club is doing to stop the Trump Administration's illegal power grab and provide different ways for you to get involved.
Please join us in learning more about Voices for Children, CASA of Boulder County serving children who have experienced abuse and neglect.
Join us for a unique and meaningful Tu B'shevat Seder as we explore the theme of Cultivating Abundance through the interconnected lenses of Body and Earth. Together, we’ll reflect on how abundance flows into our lives and communities, drawing inspiration from the natural world and the mystical wisdom of the Tree of Life. We welcome Ryan Madson, of Drylands Agroecology Research, to speak to us about cultivating community and earthly abundance.
Soil is living and not living and determines whether we thrive or perish on Earth. In this two-part series, Kristine will lay out a foundation for how soil works, its complexity and interaction with plants. She'll introduce the concept of Planetary Boundaries, ecological processes which keep the Earth stable and functioning. Starting with basic concepts about soil and how plants, microbes, and human beings interact with it, she'll move to practical applications for lightening our impacts and helping support pollinators, birds, and water/land conservation. Bring your soil/gardening questions!
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