All are welcome to come together for World Water Day in celebration with a water talk shared by Wateress Angelique Rodriguez and water ceremony shared by Yoloteotl Nawage. Friday, March 22nd, 2024, starting at 3:33pm gathering in the Wulsin Hall Basement at Naropa University's Arapahoe Campus.
The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) will hold a hybrid Public Hearing on Docket Z-23-0001: Zoning Map Amendments to the Floodplain Overlay District on Tuesday, March 26 starting at 1 p.m.
The Colorado Hazard Mapping Program (CHAMP) has produced new regulatory floodplain maps for the waterways in unincorporated Boulder County most affected by the 2013 Flood. The county's Floodplain Overlay District is comprised of both the FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) and the Boulder County Floodplain and Floodway. In 2017, 2018, and 2020, the county incorporated draft and preliminary CHAMP data into the Boulder County Floodplain and Floodway. Now, the CHAMP study will be incorporated into the FEMA FIRM as of autumn 2024.
We will welcome Dr. Chuck Kutscher, Ph.D., P.E.
Fellow, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute, University of Colorado Boulder; Member, Colorado Renewable Energy Society (CRES) Policy Committee; Former Director, NREL Buildings & Thermal Sciences Center (ret.) and
Coordinator for Physicians for Social Responsibility, Lauren Swain, to discuss what is in Xcel's Clean Heat Plan and how it could be improved.
The “Listen Backs” series invites public engagement with the oral histories of Colorado’s Black community. Attendees will dive deep and engage in thought-provoking dialogue around the Black experience in this predominantly White state. A community-based project called Proclaiming Colorado’s Black History will be more than two and a half years underway at the time Listen Backs begin and its namesake exhibit will be open for its two-year run. As part of this initiative, the predominantly Black team has been recording and digitizing over 25 original oral histories of Black Coloradoans conducted by the NAACP Boulder County’s Historian, Minister Glenda Strong Robinson. The Creative Director of Programs at the Museum of Boulder, Nyasha James-Davis, would like to bring these oral histories to life for the public with live events in which an audience listens to an oral history and then engages in a facilitated dialogue with prominent Black Coloradoans after its completion.
As climate change drives our energy sources to change from fossil fuels to renewable energy, frontline communities and Tribal nations deserve an equitable transition. There is an opportunity for Native communities to lead the way, and be supported by private industry. How can we learn from the history of energy development and commit to community oriented energy development?
Join us for a screening of the newly-released, award-winning documentary, Fracking the System: Colorado’s Oil and Gas Wars — a political thriller documentary from the front lines of climate justice activism in Colorado, presented by Community United Church of Christ in partnership with First Congregational United Church of Christ, Naropa University’s Joanna Macy Center for Resilience and Regeneration, and GreenFaith Boulder County.
Come to our monthly meeting centering climate solutions related to regenerative agriculture, renewable energy, and divestment! Jump into any of these areas of work regardless of your amount of experience in them. Everyone is welcome to join! Show up at the capacity and frequency that makes sense to you and your schedule and meet other activists, volunteers, and organizers from around the state.
There is widespread understanding that moisture levels in the soil are a critical factor in plant growth and health, whether in cultivated or natural systems. This presentation will provide an introduction to current systems for soil moisture monitoring and detail some of the benefits this monitoring can provide. The presentation will also describe a new multi-agency effort to develop a state-wide soil moisture monitoring network in Colorado.
Please join some of our partner groups today, Wednesday, April 3rd at 7pm for a collective brainstorming of short and long term actions we can take to make transformative change in the climate community!
What does the future we're fighting for actually look like? How can we unite to create change and make our vision a lasting reality? An introduction to the Climatique Theory of Change, discussion around what deep and rapid changes are most needed.
Share your thoughts on the positive and negative impacts of a potential minimum wage increase in our region.
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