Resource Central hosts a regular series of conservation events open to the public, including seminars.
As a proud member of Colorado’s conservation community, we also promote events hosted by our partners in the Front Range. If you know of an event that helps communities put conservation into action, contact us!
Become a waterwise plant pro by learning the in’s and out’s of plant selection in our arid climate. From pollinator-friendly flowers to the best shade trees, we’ll cover a wide range of planting possibilities with Alison O’Connor. Speaker: Alison O’Connor, CSU Extension Agent Register on Zoom!
With in-ground irrigation systems and a dry landscape, gardening in Colorado can be a bit different than in other places. Amy Lentz will cover the basics and best practices to help you have the most successful waterwise garden possible. Speaker: Amy Lentz, CSU Extension Agent Register on Zoom!
Trees are a great investment to your landscape, and can’t be forgotten about when you’re adjusting your irrigation system when going xeric. Discover more about waterwise tree selection, care, and other tips and tricks for your trees with Eric Hammond. Speaker: Eric Hammond, CSU Extension Agent Register on Zoom!
Bring your forks, we’ll bring the veggie-knowledge! Learn more about growing your own waterwise veggie garden with Jessica Romer We’ll discuss what to plant and when, and how to get the most out of your vegetables from spring to fall. Speaker: Jessica Romer, Horticulturalist and Landscape Designer Register on Zoom!
Learn tips and tricks for best success in designing and creating your own low-water, sustainable landscape! Deryn Davidson will discuss why waterwise landscapes are important and get you closer to achieving your own gardening goals. Speaker: Deryn Davidson, CSU Extension Agent Register on Zoom!
Spring has sprung and we are here to help you get the most out of your veggies and flowers! Did you know that saving seeds and help plant lineage and their ability to adapt to our changing climate? Learn more about seeds and sustainable landscapes with Fern Deininger. Speaker: Fern Deininger, Farm and Garden Consultant Register
Learn how to create your own rain garden oasis! Rain gardens are beautiful gardens, full of native plants, that are watered only with the rain. During this workshop with Jessica Thrasher, we’ll cover design, sizing, and plant choice to conserve water and save money on your water bill! Speaker: Jessica Thrasher, CSU Colorado Stormwater Center, Education
Learn how to successfully transform your existing thirsty grass into a beautiful, waterwise garden! Discuss methods of removal, plant selection, and best practices to ensure a successful overhaul with Kenton Seth. Speaker: Kenton Seth, Paintbrush Gardens Register on Zoom!
Over the last year, gardening has been an escape for many and a way to nourish your environment (and soul). Explore ideas and gardening styles with Alison Peck to ultimately design the best (and most enjoyable!) waterwise landscape for you. From providing tranquility to watching pollinators, there’s a garden for everyone. Speaker: Alison Peck, Matrix Gardens
From beneficial insects to garden pests, you’ll learn all about the critters you share your garden with. Who are they? What type of habitats do they need? And what types of plants do they like? are all things we’ll cover in this webinar with Lisa Mason! Speaker: Lisa Mason, CSU Extension Assistant Director & Agent Register
Designing your garden-to-be and selecting appropriate plants for your space is key to a successful, low-water garden! Native plants are a great option and yield so many benefits for your garden and surrounding ecosystem (e.g. pollinators galore!). Feel confident about planting your garden after attending this info-packed webinar with Pat Hayward. Speaker: Pat Hayward, Phytologic Horticultural
Head over to Resource Central's Materials Reuse facility to celebrate Earth Day! Everything will be 25% off- lumber and showroom included. April 22 - April 24 | 9am - 5pm When you shop used, you are not only saving money but also saving on CO2 emissions: - Decreasing the supplies and natural resources needed for
Knowing why to choose low-water plants for your garden is just as important as the plants themselves! Learn to select the best plants for success in our climate, from perennials to shrubs and trees with Eric Hammond. Speaker: Eric Hammond, CSU Extension Agent Register on Zoom!
We’re all striving to do our best to mitigate climate change, so why not start in your own backyard. Alison Peck shares best gardening practices, how to decrease water use and increase biodiversity, and why conserving resources at home can add up to make a big difference. Speaker: Alison Peck, Matrix Gardens Register on Zoom!
From bees to butterflies to singing birds, this seminar explores the biodiversity of local pollinators and how they help contribute to a healthy ecosystem! Learn how to plant, maintain, and care for pollinator’s habitats in your own garden with Cassey Anderson. Speaker: Cassey Anderson, CSU Master Gardener Coordinator Register on Zoom!
Whether it’s spring or fall, there’s always time for color in your garden! Join Alison O’Connor to learn how to plan, prepare, and plant a low-water garden that keeps your interest (and local pollinator’s) all season long. Speaker: Alison O’Connor, CSU Extension Agent Register on Zoom! Plantas que utilizan el agua: Creando un colorido jardín en
