Resource Central hosts a regular series of conservation events open to the public, including seminars, lectures, networking, workshops, conservation tours, and more!
Our events are displayed in black on the calendar.
As a proud member of Colorado’s conservation community, we promote events hosted by our partners in the Front Range. These events are listed in green. If you know of an event that helps communities put conservation into action, let us know.
Colorado is a tough place to be a tree! This talk will prepare you for success by going over how to select, plant and care for a tree in our dry climate with a focus on saving water and having a healthy long-lived tree. Register online here: https://resourcecentral.org/seminars/
Once your veggie garden is established, the work is far from over! In this webinar, Jessica Romer will discuss all the important aspects of caring for your garden throughout the season. You can expect to learn about mulching, weeding, pests and diseases, and even how to continue your garden into the fall. Register online here: https://resourcecentral.org/seminars/
It is recommended attendees review the Sustainable Landscape Templates before attending this webinar. This webinar will help users understand, utilize, and comprehend the sustainable landscape templates and supplementary material. Following the presentation of the project will be a Q&A where attendees can have their questions answered by the project team. Register online here: https://resourcecentral.org/seminars/
Learn about what pollinators need to thrive and how you can provide that in your space, just in time for Earth Day! Register online here: https://resourcecentral.org/seminars/
Unsure how to ready your garden for spring planting? Curious about soil preparation, plant maintenance, and more? This seminar is your opportunity to ask a CSU Master Gardener all your garden questions! We will begin with a quick overview of common spring garden topics, before opening the presentation up to audience questions. Register online here: https://resourcecentral.org/seminars/
The Front Range along the Colorado Rockies, as well as the Intermountain Western United States, is part of one of the major steppe regions of the world, and as such has challenging climactic conditions. Successful landscape design in the steppe region demands specific horticultural best practices that are unique to this geographic region. Sustainable landscape
