Learn how to design a successful low-water garden using foundational landscape design principles and thoughtful plant selection.

We will read the book Henry Hikes to Fitchburg by D.B. Johnson and then create our own nature journal so that we can observe nature around us as spring turns into summer.

Volunteers will work on seeds collected on Boulder OSMP lands at the WRV headquarters in Longmont. The seeds have dried at the OSMP offices and we need your help to prepare them for restoration projects.

Kevin Shuck, WRV Director of Programming, will explore the vital role of volunteer-powered conservation using WRV’s 25+ years of work as a lens to understand ecological challenges and solutions.

Get your garden ready for the season! Join CSU Extension Boulder County Master Gardners volunteers to learn simple tips for planning your space, choosing the right plants, and tackling key early-sprint tasks to set your garden up for success. Perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.

This workshop will equip you with the skills to select and plant fruit trees, manage tree’s water and nutrient needs, build resilience to pests and diseases, and create a welcoming environment for beneficial insects.

Join Dr. Paul Alaback on this field trip to Rabbit Mountain to learn about early Spring wildflowers around Boulder County.

Join Growing Gardens during their Cool Weather Plant Sale! Stock up on all of your early Spring gardening needs.

Jeff Pieper from Mesa County Extension will discuss production methods for apple, peaches, and cherries, including site selection, rootstock selection, scion selection, pruning and training, thinning, IPM, and harvest.

Explore Colorado’s rich diversity of bees, beetles, wasps, and other arthropods. Learn to identify beneficial insects, manage common pests, and understand the ecological roles these species play in supporting healthy, balanced garden ecosystems.

Join the St. Vrain Forest Health Partnership for a presentation from Dr. Dan West on bark beetles like the mountain pine beetle.

Celebrate the 56th Anniversary of Earth Day with this multimedia presentation exploring how we can play a part in creating more sustainable communities.

Help clean native seeds collected by volunteers with the City of Boulder!

Learn how to identify and prune plants that are best pruned in the spring to foster strength, beauty, and fruit flower production.

Learn about the practice of using forest ecology to design self-renewing landscapes that support biodiversity and provide food/ medicine (forest gardening) with Amy Scanes-Wolfe.

Join local BCAS conservation partner Boulder County Nature Association for their annual ecosymposium. This year’s theme is especially relevant to the unprecedented pressures our public lands are experiencing.

Get your hands in the soil and learn how to grow your own food on this hike geared towards the LGBTQIAS2+ community.

On Wednesday, April 1, CU Boulder will be the locational host of Colorado Climate Week, hosting a series of speakers, panels, breakouts and exciting climate-related events at the Limelight Hotel.

Join veteran naturalist and native plant gardener Dave Sutherland and award-winning field naturalist, Ux in a talk about how you can maximize your garden’s beauty while increasing benefits to the larger ecosystem.

Fourmile neighbors are invited to an interactive open-house designed to build momentum and shape the future of community resilience in the canyon.

Join Growing Gardens for a morning learning about all things drip irrigation for your home garden.

This Growing Gardens workshop is an opportunity for new and experienced gardeners alike to explore design for their home gardens and landscapes with a focus on planting for pollinators, using home landscapes for food production, water-conscious design, and climate-resilient landscapes.

Join Laura Swain of Denver Botanic Gardens to learn future-forward horticultural practices, climate-adapted plant choices, and ecosystem-based strategies that reduce water use, support soil health, and increase urban landscape resilience.

Join wildlife photographer and conservation educator Perry Conway for a talk about the natural history and evolution of six North American falcon species, accompanied by stunning photos.

Swap seeds for flowers, vegetables, herbs, and more.

Join PPAN on March 19th at 12pm via Zoom to discover how Colorado’s native plants can nourish both people and pollinators!

Discover how observing bloom timing can help you understand climate patterns, support pollinators, and improve garden management.

Join Growing Gardens Boulder Farm for a farm tour followed by guided fieldwork!

Mikl will discuss how to support soil life, enrich poor soils, and improve plant health and nutrition from the bottom up: composts, fertilizers, mulching, worms, deficiencies, and tilth.