Landscape Contractor Training
The City of Boulder in partnership with Wildfire Partners, PACE and CSU Extension, is offering a full-day training to help landscape professionals deliver climate-resilient, wildfire-aware and water-wise landscapes that align with city standards.
Roots a Belonging: Connecting with Nature Through Shared Experiences
Join us for a multi-cultural hike led by bilingual naturalists Juanita and David, and connect with your wild, natural, and human neighbors.
COhere 2026 Closing
Join as we close out the 10-day container of COhere 2026 with stories, dialogue about where we go from here, dinner, and live music from Los Mocochetes!
Virtual Firefly Symposium 2026: Science, Conservation, and Education
Join the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation for a free, three-day virtual symposium on fireflies in the United States and Canada. Each day of the symposium will feature 5-6 webinar presentations. Presentation topics include firefly biology, community science, conservation and management, firefly tourism, and educational programming.
Indigenous Nourishment: Chia, Piñon, and Serviceberry
Explore the nutritional qualities and traditional uses of chia, piñon, serviceberries while learning about their connections to Indigenous foodways.
Shark Stories, Reducing Roadkill, Conservation That Pays, and Garden in a Box - CU Master’s Students’ Capstone Showcase
Join BCAS for our first Masters of the Environment (MENV) Capstone Showcase on October 27. Hear from University of Colorado Boulder graduate students as they share the results of year-long projects with real-world partners.
CU Boulder Masters of the Environment Student Showcase
Join us for our first ever CU Boulder student showcase! Students from the Masters of the Environment program will present their capstone projects. Each student group is partnering with a local natural resource nonprofit or land management agency for their project.
Bogland Discussion and Book Signing with Author Merrit R. Turetsky
Merritt R. Turetsky will speak about and sign her new book, Bogland: The Secret World That Defies Death and Protects Life, on Thursday, October 29th at 6:30pm, at Boulder Bookstore.
Boulder Sister Cities Climate Series: The Dushanbe Teahouse
How does mountain water connect us to our Sister City, Dushanbe, in Tajikistan? Join us on this easy-paced 1.5-mile walk and find out.
Boulder County Water Development Seminar: Past, Present, and Future
Join Boulder County Nature Association invites everyone to a seminar exploring the challenges and future of our region's water resources.
Flatirons Farmers Coalition - 2026 Hoe Down
This season has been brutal - persistent drought, irrigation limits, crushing heat waves, and we are changing things up at this event to give our community a much-needed space to be nourished, cherished, and in community.
Avoiding the worst outcomes of climate change on forest ecosystems: how are we doing in Colorado?
Tom Veblen, PhD, CU Distinguished Professor Emeritus, will discuss the status of forest ecosystems and how we might avoid the worst outcomes of climate change in Colorado.
Scenes from a Cemetery: Plant Edition
Learn about the diversity of plants found in cemeteries around the United States.
Mexican Meets Western Herbalism
Explore the meeting place between Mexican herbal traditions and Western herbalism. Drawing from Mexican folk medicine, curanderismo, and Western clinical herbalism, we’ll explore how plants have long been understood as practical medicines as well as part of a larger relationship between people, place, food, and healing.
2026 Youth Pollinator Summit
Join us for the Youth Pollinator Summit—an opportunity for teens to explore pollinators, biodiversity, and hands-on conservation alongside experts and peers. Summit takes place on Sunday, November 15th from 12-4pm at CU's Museum of Natural History. It is FREE. It is open to ages 13-18.
11th Annual Colorado Pollinator Summit
Save the date for the 11th Annual Pollinator Summit!
Ask the Experts! How to Spread the Word About Pollinators
This Ask the Experts live panel will focus on how to spread the word about the importance of pollinators and inspire people to take action.
Reading the Market for Plant Trends - PlantTalk Colorado
Learn about the behind-the-scenes process of selecting new plants for nursery production.
No Tricks, Just Treats: Why Spiders Belong in Your Garden
Join PPAN and the Butterfly Pavilion on October 22nd from 12-1pm via Zoom to explore the role spiders play in our gardens and their connections to pollinators and the wider ecosystem.
COhere - Dinner Table Economics
A loving dinner gathering is a map of a healthy economy.
Bats in the Backyard with Bat Conservation International - Wild Ones National Webinar
Join Wild Ones and experts from Bat Conservation International to explore how native plants, healthy insect populations, and thoughtful landscape choices can help support North America’s night flyers.
COhere - Fall Farm Tour and Team
Join us for an end-of-season farm tour of our Jewish-community, educational, sustainable farm. We will tour our greenhouse, educational garden, no-till vegetable donation field, and meet the goats. Hear about our many efforts to build the earth's soil and the earth's people. We'll also make herbal tea straight from the garden.
We can all be more like trees: The forest ecosystem as a model for thriving neighborhoods || COhere
Join us for an interactive workshop where we’ll use the wisdom of the forest to understand what could create a resilient human community.
COhere - Nature Sit and Story Share
A morning practice, led by Akavish, where you find a sit spot and observe the life moving around you. Come together after and share stories of your noticings.
People of the Sacred Land: Film Screening + Dialogue (COhere Boulder)
PEOPLE of the SACRED LAND (2026, 32 min) follows Richard Willams (Oglala Lakota, Northern Cheyenne) as he recounts the findings of the Truth, Restoration, and Education Commission (TREC) of Colorado’s TREC Reports
Boulder/Broomfield Counties Seed Cleaning Social
Join Wild Ones Front Range for a seed cleaning event.
Climatique Free Market
Join Climatique for a free market! Bring things you want to part with, bring skills you want to share with others, and take home what you want for free!
Honoring Water - A Guided Morning Practice, part of COhere 2026
Angelique, a water protector from Commerce City will be joining us in Boulder to guide us in a morning practice to connect with our local waters.
COhere Opening 2026
Join us for the third annual COhere Kickoff at the Riverside! This is the best way to orient to the heart of COhere: building relationships, local knowledge, and a deeper sense of belonging to the place we call home.
Spooky Plant Pathogens: Creepy Cases from the Garden - PlantTalk Colorado
Join CSU experts for a dive into the world of plant diseases
The National Ecological Observation Network (NEON) and the work they do presented by Michael Griffin NEON botanist.
Michael Griffin, a botanist with the National Ecological Observation Network (NEON), will discuss his work with NEON. Michael has been collecting data in field sites around Colorado's Front Range and Eastern Plains for NEON for several years.
Plastics, Policies, and Play: An all-ages event to shape Boulder's approach to single-use plastics.
An all-ages event to shape Boulder’s approach to single-use plastics
Teen Naturalists: A Glimpse at a Unique Boulder Habitat - White Rocks Nature Preserve
Join Dave Sutherland on a special Teens focused trip to White Rocks Nature Preserve
CU Boulder Sustainability Research Summit
CU Boulder Sustainability Research Summit, Oct 8–9, 2026: a free public event showcasing the breadth and depth of sustainability research.
Growing Gardens Community Harvest Festival
Come celebrate the harvest season at Growing Gardens urban farm!
Bear Root, Buffalo, and Medicines of Rematriation
Join this workshop by Myranda Pretty Owl to learn the properties of Bear Root as well as how it has been used medicinally, culturally, and ceremonially for healing.
Bindweed School of Agroecology Middle School Farm to Table Brunch
Join us for a collaborative event between the Bindweed School and Mountain Shadows Montessori featuring a seasonal brunch with grains, vegetables, dairy, and eggs from the school farm!
Build a Native Bee House
Open Space and Mountain Parks and Butterfly Pavilion team up for a hands-on morning of bee science, a short garden tour and a craft.
Drylands Agroecology Research: Yellow Barn Farm Volunteer Days
Join Drylands Agroecology Research for a Yellow Barn Farm volunteer day!
Ecosystem Health and Resilience Series: Cattle Grazing and Reducing Wildfire Fuels
Join OSMP staff for an in-the-field look at how we manage fuels and support ecosystem health across the landscape.
Bird Trivia Night
Join Environment for the Americas for a team trivia night focused on birds!
People of the Sacred Land Film Screening
Join for a screening of People of the Sacred Land at Boulder Public Library.
AppleFest 2026
Join Community Fruit Rescue and Benevolence Orchard & Gardens for Apple Fest 2026!
Healing of the Heart: Concepts of the Mind, Body, and Soul /Sanación del Corazón: Conceptos de la Mente, el Cuerpo y el Alma
Join Eveímaí of Beyond Your Impossible for a experiential workshop rooted in the Indigenous epistemologies of the Valley of Mexico.
Ecosystem Health and Resilience Series: Wildfire Ready on Red Flag Days Hike
Join retired Ranger Maria to learn how weather, fuels, and human activity come together to shape wildfire behavior on Red Flag days. You'll find out what a fire warning actually means, what to do if you spot fire or smoke, and how to stay safe while living or recreating in the wildland-urban interface.
High Plains Native Plant Sale
Stock up on native plants during the High Plains Environmental Center plant sale.
Naturalist Conversation and Book Reading Event at Boulder Bookstore
Thomas Lowe Fleischner and Anne Haven McDonnell will speak about and sign their new books at Boulder Bookstore.