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SUMMARY:Mosquito Control: Science\, Risks\, and Solutions
DESCRIPTION:Mosquito Control: Science\, Risks\, and Solutions\nWhen: May 19\, 12pm-1pm \nWhere: Virtual \nREGISTER HERE! \nWith a flier in the mail or a door-to-door sales visit\, you’ll notice many mosquito control companies offering to spray your yard this time of year. Though this may seem like a quick and easy way to deal with mosquitoes\, it’s often an ineffective control strategy. Worse\, these insecticides are toxic to pollinators and other beneficial insects and may pose a risk to people\, too. Join us to discuss what we know about the risks residential mosquito sprays pose to pollinators\, including data from a Xerces Society study investigating insecticide drift into neighboring yards. \nThe good news: mosquito control doesn’t have to be toxic. We will also discuss practical\, more effective methods of mosquito control in residential landscapes and communities\, with policy solutions for mitigating harm from mosquito control services.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/mosquito-control-science-risks-and-solutions/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Biodiversity,climate,Health,Land Management,pollinators,Webinar
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SUMMARY:How Flowers Made Our World Webinar
DESCRIPTION:How Flowers Made Our World Webinar\nWhen: April 30\, 12pm-1pm \nWhere: Virtual \nREGISTER HERE! \nFlowers are revolutionaries. When flowering plants evolved\, they swiftly transformed the planet\, and their productivity sustains much of life today. \nFrom rainforests to prairies to seagrass meadows\, much of the Earth’s diversity is now directly dependent on flowering plants. Without flowers\, primates would not have evolved and our ancestors would never have ventured beyond the forest in grasslands. \nUsing examples from his latest book\, How Flowers Made Our World\, David Haskell will illuminate the many ways that we live on a floral planet.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/how-flowers-made-our-world-webinar-2/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Biodiversity,climate,education,Nature,Webinar
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SUMMARY:How Flowers Made Our World Webinar
DESCRIPTION:How Flowers Made Our World Webinar\nWhen: April 29\, 12pm-1pm \nWhere: Virtual \nREGISTER HERE! \nFlowers are revolutionaries. When flowering plants evolved\, they swiftly transformed the planet\, and their productivity sustains much of life today. \nFrom rainforests to prairies to seagrass meadows\, much of the Earth’s diversity is now directly dependent on flowering plants. Without flowers\, primates would not have evolved and our ancestors would never have ventured beyond the forest in grasslands. \nUsing examples from his latest book\, How Flowers Made Our World\, David Haskell will illuminate the many ways that we live on a floral planet.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/how-flowers-made-our-world-webinar/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Biodiversity,education,Nature,pollinators,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Edible Native Plants of Colorado
DESCRIPTION:Edible Native Plants of Colorado\nWhen: March 19\, 12-1pm \nWhere: Virtual \nREGISTER HERE! \nDiscover how Colorado’s native plants can nourish both people and pollinators! \nIn this webinar\, we’ll dive into Colorado-native plants you can eat\, why they matter for local ecosystems\, and how to grow vegetables in ways that actively support pollinators. \nParticipants will gain region-specific guidance\, garden design tips\, and actionable steps to create productive gardens that give back to wildlife.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/edible-native-plants-of-colorado/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Biodiversity,education,food,Nature,pollinators,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Inside the Colorado Legislature: Pollinator Protection in the 2026 Session
DESCRIPTION:Inside the Colorado Legislature: Pollinator Protection in the 2026 Session\nWhen: Feb 25\, 12pm-1pm \nWhere: Virtual \nREGISTER HERE! \nColorado’s 2026 legislative session is underway– and several important bills could have lasting impacts on pollinators\, wildlife\, and native habitats. Join PPAN on February 25th at 12pm via Zoom for an overview of the legislative session and what’s at stake this year. \nThe webinar will feature: \n\nAn overview of the legislative process and the legislative outlook\nA closer look at three of PPAN’s Legislative Priorities:\nNative Plant Bill\, HB26-1132: expanding state access to and use of native plants\nRodenticide Bill\, SB26-062: prohibiting toxic rodenticides\nThe SEED Act\, SB26-065: limiting use of neonic-coated seeds\n\nYou’ll leave with a better understanding of the process\, direct access to bill experts\, and concrete ways to take action in support of pollinator-friendly policy.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/inside-the-colorado-legislature-pollinator-protection-in-the-2026-session/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:activism,Biodiversity,climate,Governance,Policy,pollinators,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Love for the Birds & the Bees
DESCRIPTION:Love for the Birds & the Bees\nWhen: Feb 14\, 1pm-4pm \nWhere: Patagonia Boulder \nLEARN MORE HERE! \nBring your kiddos and grab your friends to give some love to the Birds & Bees this Valentine’s Day at the Patagonia Boulder store! PPAN will be on site serving treats\, drinks\, and arts & crafts materials for you to create pollinator-themed Valentines.  \nGift your handmade cards to someone special\, or PPAN will send them to Colorado Representatives on your behalf to ask for them to show pollinators some love during this legislative session through two exciting bills that they are championing: \nThe first\, SB26-065\, or The SEED Act\, which would significantly reduce pesticide poisoning in our state. Currently\, almost every corn seed planted in Colorado (as well as many other grains) is pre-coated with a powerful “neonic” systemic insecticide dust. This bill aims to help Colorado adopt the same system that’s been working well in Canada—and just passed in NY and VT—where neonics are only applied to our food when necessary\, rather than preemptively. This would protect farmers\, pollinators\, birds\, waterways\, and soil health\, while not compromising on crop yields. More info at: https://seedweneedcolorado.org/.  \nThe second bill\, HB26-1132\, the Native Plants Bill\, will increase the amount of native-plant landscaping done by state agencies as well as the availability of native plants and native seeds statewide for other restoration and habitat projects. Native pollinators and birds need native plants to survive\, so this bill prioritizes their use in landscaping decisions.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/love-for-the-birds-the-bees/
LOCATION:Patagonia Store\, Boulder\, 2600 Walnut St\, Denver\, CO 80205
CATEGORIES:activism,Biodiversity,Policy,pollinators,resilience,youth
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SUMMARY:Protect Our Pollinators Habitat Fund Q&A
DESCRIPTION:Protect Our Pollinators Habitat Fund Q&A\nWhen: Jan 14\, 12pm-1pm \nWhere: Virtual \nREGISTER HERE! \nPPAN’s Protect Our Pollinators Habitat Fund (Habitat Fund for short!) is a small grants program offers financial and educational resources to community organizations\, businesses\, governments\, schools\, farms\, Indigenous Nations\, public housing\, and other institutions to support the development of healthy pollinator habitat. \nInterested in applying or have a project in mind? We’d love to see you at our Q&A session on January 14 at 12pm MST\, where we’ll walk through the process and answer your questions.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/protect-our-pollinators-habitat-fund-qa/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Biodiversity,climate,finance,pollinators,Webinar
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