Right Here, Right Now Global Youth Summit student focused eco-imagination and climate storytelling session.

Step into Boulder’s ponderosa pine forest as an outdoor classroom and uncover the story behind today’s wildfire challenges.

Discover how to grow your own food, no backyard required. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn simple, practical techniques for creating a thriving garden in small spaces like windowsills, patios, or balconies.

Learn how to turn kitchen scraps and yard waste into biologically rich compost that fuels soil health.

Join Leah for an informative class discussing home garden maintenance.

Boulder County Resource Conservation Division will help you understand why and how to compost 

Join OSMP for a multi-cultural hike led by Bilingual Naturalists Juanita and David and connect with your wild, natural, and human neighbors. We will share some of OSMP’s favorite stories—come prepared to share your own favorite traditions and unique ways of connecting with nature. Whether you're stepping onto these lands for the first time or or want to see them through fresh eyes, rediscover how nature connects us all.

Join the Colorado Butterfly Monitoring Network (CBMN) and the Monarch Larvae Monitoring Project (MLMP) for in person trainings on how to contribute to community science by monitoring butterflies.

Pesticides are difficult to avoid in our world—and pesticides kill pollinators and undermine human health. So let’s do a free & organic plant swap!

Join us for Eldo's First BioBlitz! Explore nature with insect netting, guided hikes & iNaturalist.

Tree giveaway at Your Neighborhood Christmas Tree Farm!

Learn how to choose species that thrive with minimal water and maintenance, while boosting biodiversity and enhancing your landscape.

Begin learning about the fascinating world of butterflies in Boulder County (and the Front Range) with basics for identifying different species, when and where to find them, their interconnected relationships with plants, and photography tips.

Order your plants for the Backyard Roots May 2026 plant sale! Order ahead and pick up on May 23rd.

Learn how to grow fresh, nutrient-dense food right at home with no garden required.

Your garden is alive with insects beyond bees and butterflies—and they play critical roles in soil health, pest control, and ecosystem balance. Learn how to identify these often-overlooked visitors, understand the services they provide, and interpret what their presence means for overall garden health.

Mosquito control doesn’t have to be toxic! Attend this webinar to learn about practical, effective methods of mosquito control in residential landscapes and communities.

This webinar brings together statewide expertise and local perspectives to explore how drought is evolving across regions and how communities are adapting in real time.

Learn how to grow fresh, thriving plants, even if all you’ve got is a balcony, patio, or sunny windowsill!

This class will give expert direction in practical techniques for making your home and property more firewise.

Bird walks begin at 7:30 am and run every 30 minutes. Education stations open at 9:00 am. Visitors can also take part in a prize giveaway sweepstakes supporting World Migratory Bird Day programs in Latin America.

Webinar: Myths, Mistakes, and Misunderstood Insects

This program features a beautiful film about the traditional prayer, “Words Before All Else,” which is central to the spiritual and cultural beliefs of the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee (also known as the Iroquois).  This daily prayer gives thanks to Mother Earth, Elder Brother Sun, Grandmother Moon, water, animals and plants, and all other living things. Following the film, Geo Sapiens founder Martin Ogle will explore how this daily prayer of gratitude inspires and guides our human work.

Join Cassey Anderson of the CSU Adams County Extension to learn how to design a beautiful landscape that supports pollinators while dramatically reducing water use and explore pollinator life cycles, essential habitat needs, and best practices for choosing waterwise and pollinator friendly plants.

Discover simple, creative ways to grow beautiful plants in small spaces during this lively, discussion‑based introduction to container gardening. Hosted by CSU Extension Boulder County Master Gardeners.

Come join us at Rabbit Mountain during peak spring bloom to learn about the identities, ecology and human uses of native plants along the trail. This field trip is for beginners as well as those with more knowledge. The field trip will be taught by Barbara Fahey, founder of CSU’s Native Plant Master Program.

Join Community Fruit Rescue and Benevolence Orchard & Gardens, for our Springtime Fruit Tree Care Workshop on May 9th, 2026!

Join CSU Extension’s Sustainable Landscape Specialist, Shiela Prentice for this class discussing science-based solutions for sustainable landscaping on the Colorado Front Range.

Learn how to change over your grass or lawn into a place for food and fascination. No matter how much land you have, you can create health, beauty, and a vitality habitat for the pollinators!