BOULDER – 11/11/16 – Born out of the energy crisis of the 1970s, the Center for ReSource Conservation is hosting its 40th Anniversary celebration at a special event on Wednesday, November 16 at eTown Hall. The celebration, called Heroes & Hope, will highlight how the environmental movement has changed through the years, what’s working, and

For Immediate Release ‘Conservation for All’ pioneers new approach to save water, energy, & money BOULDER – 10/4/16 – While Colorado communities struggle with soaring housing costs, a local nonprofit has launched a new approach to tackle those costs and help families in need. Center for ReSource Conservation, based in Boulder, has come up with

For Immediate Release BOULDER – August 17, 2016 – Nailed and unwanted, thousands of tons of framing lumber, planks, and studs collect in dusty woodpiles every year — until they are discarded in landfills, never to be heard from again. But the Center for ReSource Conservation has launched a new effort to keep high-quality lumber

DENVER – June 9, 2016 – Even with its soaring population Colorado has more than enough water, but only if it manages it wisely. That was a recurring theme from the second annual Watershed Summit 2016, which took place today at Denver Botanic Gardens. With more than 250 water industry leaders participating, speakers shared insights

BOULDER, CO – March 17, 2016 – Beware lonely workbench, caution tired toolkits, your dusty days of clutter are numbered. Community members with unwanted tools are being asked to donate them to the nonprofit ‘Tool Swap’ this Saturday, March 19 at ReSource, the building materials donation and reuse facility in east Boulder. A wide range

BOULDER COUNTY – March 7, 2016 – Local residents with older, water-wasting toilets have a novel way to conserve water and save money thanks to a new toilet upgrade program. Starting Tuesday, March 8, Boulder County residents can tap into a new local incentive to get a high-efficiency toilet for $50, a significant savings on

LOVELAND, CO March 1, 2016 –Eight schools in Thompson School District in Loveland, CO competed in a unique energy saving competition in February. The top performers achieved some results never seen before –reducing their school’s energy use by over 18%–and won their share of $50,000 to make energy saving changes to their buildings. The month-long

BOULDER, CO – February 23, 2016 – As warming winter temperatures tease landscapes with thoughts of spring, a unique program helps local homeowners jumpstart their garden plans and conserve water. Starting on March 1, the Garden In A Box program launches for the 2016 growing season, making it easier for families throughout the Denver metro