Celebrate National Reuse Day and help keep reusable materials out of landfills across Colorado communities.
17Oct
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15Oct
Watt’z Up Wednesday: Energy Bill Breakdown
Looking for a meaningful way to connect math to the real world? Try the Energy Bill Breakdown—a practical activity where students analyze utility bills to learn about energy usage, costs,
01Oct
Cold Weather Prep: Protect Your Sprinklers, Hose Bibs, and Trees
As fall temperatures drop, it’s time to start thinking about cold weather prep for your yard and irrigation system. Winterizing your outdoor water systems not only prevents costly damage but
25Sep
Waterwise Community Field Blog: Garden In A Box in Grand Junction
One of the largest lawn removals this year took place in Lakewood, where 2,500 sq ft of grass was transformed into a DIY waterwise garden, plus tips to plan yours.
18Sep
How to Make Sure Your Rain Sensor is Working
Rain sensors are a simple but powerful way to save water and protect your landscape from being overwatered. They automatically pause your sprinklers when it rains, helping you save resources
17Sep
Waterwise Community Interview: Mitch from Longmont
Resource Central talks with Mitch from Longmont about his experience with the Lawn Replacement and Garden In A Box Programs. What inspired you to make a waterwise landscape transformation?
17Sep
Watt’z Up Wednesday: Classroom Energy Mascot
Want to bring fun, creativity, and student ownership into your energy-saving efforts? Have your class create a Classroom Energy Mascot—a playful character that reminds everyone to save energy! This activity
17Sep
Put Reuse Into Action with Free Material Pickups!
Resource Central’s pickup and deconstruction services divert usable building materials from the landfill, making reuse easy for homeowners and contractors.
12Sep
Shape the Future of Colorado Landscapes
Take a quick survey to share your landscape preferences and help shape the future of waterwise yards in Colorado.
10Sep
Watt’z Up Wednesday: Let Students Take Charge
Looking for a way to make energy conservation part of your daily classroom routine? A Temperature Control Team is a fun, student-led initiative that helps manage classroom comfort while saving
