This workshop will focus on how to prune back branches and encourage strong branching structure that will promote air circulation and stimulate robust fruit production

Join community naturalist Dave Sutherland to watch majestic winter migratory birds of prey wheel and hunt over the prairie as we hike near Boulder Reservoir.

Learn about the diversity and natural history of North America’s native bees, and straightforward ways in which you can make your garden—or neighborhood or city—a pollinator haven.

Want to make real, lasting change on your campus or in your community to combat climate change and biodiversity loss? Join the training to learn about toxic chemicals, rewilding spaces, the intersection of human and environmental health, and how these issues tie back to racial and social justice.

Free event for beginner birders!

PPAN’s Pollinator Habitat 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.

Interested in applying or have a project in mind? Join this Q&A session.

Do you want to inspire hope in children, but struggle with it yourself? Are you unsure how to talk to children about the climate crisis in a way that’s honest and age-appropriate? Are you wondering how to nurture resilience so they’re prepared for changes ahead.

This 75-minute virtual discussion will cover the basics of building climate resilience in your family

Save the date for the Boulder County Regional Seed Swap!

Do all the best birds fly south for the winter? No way! Some of our most beautiful—and comical—residents stay here all year long. Naturalist Dave Sutherland will lead a winter bird watching expedition on Enchanted Mesa so you can meet these little feathered marvels.

Produced Water and Remediation Solutions: Possible Next Steps for Community Involvement
Please join Harvest of All First Nations, Jolie Brawner from the Alliance for Collective Action and Angelique Rodriguez from Water-Unite.

Join Executive Director Scott Black as he explores the impactful work of the Xerces Society in 2025.

Glean hakurei turnips in Lafayette on 12/17 from 12:30-2:30p!

Participate in the 84th annual Boulder Christmas Bird Count, at various locations around the city of Boulder. All are welcome — even those who think they know little about birds.

Join Jeff & Paige for a magical, wintertime concert that blends their original nature and science-based music with beloved holiday songs! Their interactive, live show is a Chautauqua holiday tradition and is perfect for the whole family.

Inviting Farmers and Ranchers of all scales and production systems - join the 10^th annual Soil Revolution Conference.

Jennifer Cook from Gilpin County Extension will teach mindfulness techniques to reduce stress and create a sense of peace in nature and in the garden.

Discover how every career can help shape a sustainable future! Join Martin Ogle for a welcome reception at 6:30 PM and the program from 7:00-8:30 PM.

Join Butterfly Pavillion for their monthly Invertebrate Investigation! For December, examine where all the bugs go in winter, and explore the different cold weather strategies bug use to make it through the winter and how we can help them survive until spring.

Get a jump on your spring garden with a time-tested technique to germinate native seeds over winter!

Enjoy this easy hike and exploration with Naturalist Dave Sutherland about how plants and animals adapt to winter conditions!

Experience nature by night while walking under the silvery light of December’s full “Long Night” Moon with naturalist Dave Sutherland.

Join Friends of Coal Creek for a short hike and venture out into a sleeping world.

This is the last in a series that offers opportunities to meet, engage with, and explore opportunities for advancing urban biodiversity as an integral ingredient in community resilience and well-being.

Discover the power of ecological garden design in this free national webinar, Living in the Liberated Landscape: My Yard, with award-winning landscape designer Larry Weaner.

This is the third in a series that offers opportunities to meet, engage with, and explore opportunities for advancing urban biodiversity as an integral ingredient in community resilience and well-being. 

Harvest of All First Nations invites you to explore the art and science of vermicomposting as more than a method for waste diversion.

Join Aaron Anderson from Xerces' pesticide team to learn about a recent Xerces study investigating pesticide residues on butterfly host plants in two cities.

Freddie Haberecht, Senior Forester with the City of Fort Collins, will go over the basics of urban tree pruning. Starting from the nursery, what is a good tree structure and how to keep your urban canopy happy! This

Explore the fascinating lives of North American woodpeckers with award-winning author and photographer Paul Bannick. Hosted by Boulder County Audubon Society.