The City of Boulder invites community members to share ideas for what stories should be told and interpreted along a planned “healing trail” for the Fort Chambers / Poor Farm site.

Join veteran naturalist and avid wildlife gardener Dave Sutherland for a slide program about his decades of experience (and making every mistake in the book) in order to maximize your garden’s beauty and benefits to the larger ecosystem.

Join Wild Ones for a free webinar to explore how public and demonstration gardens inspire action, connect people with native plants, and drive community engagement!

Join PPAN and Cameron Young from My Nature Lab  for a discussion of what makes these creatures unique, how they positively impact our local ecosystems, and how you can help them survive and thrive!

Join Environment for the Americas and special guest Ruth Bennett, a leading ecologist from the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center, to explore how to create bird-friendly cities and communities.

Join Harlequin’s Gardens for a class on the the basics of why and how to replace your lawn with a garden!

Join Harlequin’s Gardens for a class on the Monarch butterfly with Liz Goehring.

Join Boulder County Nature Association for their 2025 Ecosymposium! This year’s symposium, “Restorative Relationships: Sustainable Responses to Ecological Challenges,” will explore the theme of restoration of land in a time of change.

Join the Growing Gardens for a garden planning workshop!

Join First Nations for a screening of our James Beard Award-winning documentary GATHER.

What are the risks and potential benefits of purposefully shifting parts of our atmosphere, oceans, and lands to address our carbon-charged climate? A panel of experts share their thoughts on solar, carbon, and marine geoengineering.

Join Mountain States Bumble Bee Atlas for a virtual training!

Join the Endangered Species Coalition for a free interactive art workshop for students age 6+ and educators with Florida Hall of Fame artist Xavier Cortada!

Join CERI (Climate Emotional Resilience Institute) for a Climate Cafe! Climate Cafes are physical or virtual spaces for community members to share experiences and feelings related to the polycrisis. 

Protect your home and community! Learn from local experts about opportunities to participate in local wildfire mitigation efforts.

Please join Wild Ones Front Range at the 2nd Annual Louisville Seed Share at the Louisville Library!  

Join PPAN for a practical and inspiring look at how native plants can make a big impact!

Join Kristine Johnson of Wild One’s Front Range, as she introduces the concept of Planetary Boundaries, a set of ecological processes which keep the Earth stable and functioning.

Join CERI (Climate Emotional Resilience Institute) for a Climate Cafe! Climate Cafes are physical or virtual spaces for community members to share experiences and feelings related to the polycrisis. 

Join the Butterfly Pavilion for their Pollinator Gardening 101 workshop!

Join an OSMP naturalist and gardener in sowing seeds of your own for the 2025 season – the bees will thank you!

Love native plants and seed collecting? Enjoy using iNaturalist? Combine the two and help Wildland Restoration Volunteers digitally seed scout ahead of the 2025 field season.

ESC is offering a free, virtual workshop for youth grades K-12 and educations, by USFWS Biologist Dr. Chellby Kilheffer.

Join veteran naturalist and avid wildlife gardener Dave Sutherland for a slide program about his decades of experience (and making every mistake in the book) in order to maximize your garden’s beauty and benefits to the larger ecosystem.

Join the Endangered Species Coalition for a free training to protect the Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Endangered Species Coalition (ESC) is offering a free, virtual art lesson by artist and art teacher @ Bush School, Li-Ting Hung. The workshop, for youth grades K-6, and for educators will feature the Grizzly Bear.

This course will cover strategies to have success growing trees in lower water use landscapes. Participants will learn irrigation strategies for trees and species of trees which are more drought tolerant.

Join Boulder JCC 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. 

Join the Endangered Species Coalition for this free, virtual art lesson by artist and community art activist Kenia LaMarr. The workshop, for youth grades 5 and up, and for educators will feature the monarch butterfly.