Discover how 103,000 community members took action to save water, reduce waste, and conserve energy in Resource Central’s 2024 Conservation Impact Report. Join us for a webinar on March 19 to learn how you can make a difference, too!
20Feb
News
01Feb
Garden In A Box Community Spotlight: Jooyoung of Highlands Ranch
Join the Garden In A Box team as we share community stories to inspire more Coloradans to ditch their thirsty lawns for waterwise landscapes. This month, we spoke with Jooyoung
30Jan
Volunteer to Be a Conservation Hero!
Looking to make a positive impact on the community and environment? Resource Central has volunteer opportunities for everyone!
24Jan
Garden In A Box is growing west!
This year, our Garden In A Box program is spreading over the Rockies and into the western slope of Colorado.
23Dec
Fall 2024 Competition Recap!
The Fall 2024 Renew Our Schools competition has come to a close, and it sure was fun! Teachers, students, and schools across the country came together to spark meaningful change,
15Dec
Do I need to water during the winter?
Q: Do I really need to water during the winter? A: Definitely! High winds, dry air, low humidity, low precipitation, and fluctuating temperatures are normal in our climate, and they can
10Dec
Watt’z Up Wednesday: Power Strip Patrol
Easy Energy Savings! A “Power Strip Patrol” is an easy classroom habit that saves energy daily. This activity helps students understand how managing electricity with power strips can reduce waste,
01Dec
Garden In A Box Community Spotlight: Pat of Lakewood
Join the Garden In A Box team as we share community stories to inspire more Coloradans to ditch their thirsty lawns for waterwise landscapes. This month, we spoke with Pat
21Nov
Help Make a Difference: Support Resource Central for Colorado Gives Day
Maximize your conservation impact and donate to Resource Central for Colorado Gives Day by December 10 to leverage matching funds.
01Nov
Garden In A Box Community Spotlight: Chelsea of Thornton
Join the Garden In A Box team as we share community stories to inspire more Coloradans to ditch their thirsty lawns for waterwise landscapes. This month, we spoke with Chelsea
