According to numerology, 2015 is a year of the number 8. Eight is the symbol of abundance, which many of us are keen to associate with money and power. In the conservation community, abundance
is understood a bit differently. Characterized by words like balance, new notions of abundance are evolving alongside the ethics of sustainability. 

Celebrate the Season! During December, at the Center for ReSource Conservation, we take time to celebrate the passing year. 2014 gives us a lot to smile about: we are growing impact in our sustainability programs, reaching more conservationists than ever before, and expanding our programs to include new communities.

Thank you. 
Allow us to take a brief moment to say thank you to you for your support of CRC  this year. As we enjoy a short break to celebrate family and friends, we count our blessings, and we count you
among them.
Happy Thanksgiving!

October seems to be everyone’s favorite month. With still‐warm days, and crisp mornings and evenings, we’re enjoying glorious fall color and getting prepped for a serious change of season, at a nice leisurely pace. This month we’re taking time to review our performance and progress, and report back to the partners who are so important to our work.

September is such an energizing month! It’s back to school time, the beginning of our crisp and sunny fall weather, and the time of year we begin to think about our plans for the year to come. This month we’re recapping some of our recent program activities and making a couple of very exciting announcements (even if one of them is about toilets ‐ it’s exciting)!

Summers at CRC are all about our Water Conservation programs! Between planning for next year’s Garden In A Box program and scheduling and conducting over 2,000 water audits, we’ve been really focused on saving water, so we thought we’d informally call this our Water Issue.

July is awesome. It’s the beginning of the “dog days,” but it still feels like there’s plenty of summer livin’ to do! CRC is enjoying an exceptionally productive and fun month.

Happy Summer! June has us reveling in all that our beautiful Colorado has to offer. Thanks for taking a moment to learn about the ways we’re helping to build “thriving communities, living sustainably.”

For so many of us, May is an extra‐busy month. From school programs and graduations to yard clean up and plantings, our days are jam‐packed with celebrations and hard, satisfying work.