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
Press Release
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.
20Sep
Astronaut Scott Kelly to Give Stellar Keynote at Conservation Heroes & Hope on November 15
Resource Central invites the community to an out-of-this-world event supporting resource conservation with the keynote by retired astronaut Captain Scott Kelly.
21Jun
Transforming Thirsty Lawns: Record Number of Coloradans Embracing Waterwise Yards
In a state where water conservation is essential, Coloradans are taking the lead by converting traditional, thirsty lawns into vibrant, waterwise landscapes with support from Resource Central.
14May
Resource Central Collects 20 Truckloads of Materials Diverted from Landfills During CU Boulder Moveout
More than 20 truckloads of home goods were diverted from landfills during move out and will be available to the community starting May 18.
06May
Resource Central to Divert Students’ Supplies from Landfills
Conservation partnership with the Environmental Center at CU Boulder champions the reuse of materials with home goods available to the community starting May 18.
27Mar
Transform Thirsty Yards with Plant by Number Kits
Garden In A Box kits provide low-water landscaping using with beautiful pollinator-friendly plants.
01Dec
The outliers in urban residential landscaping: Why these homeowners tore out their turf
Heather Brubaker had a sprawling yard of Kentucky bluegrass at her home in Longmont. Mowing the turf took her more than two hours. During summer, her monthly water bill jumped
11Oct
Resource Central Pollinates New Mural on October 14th
Public art supporters are invited to the unveiling of a major new mural by acclaimed local artist David Ocelotl Garcia. The environmentally-themed mural entitled “Repollinators” was commissioned by Resource Central,
12Sep
Thinking of swapping your lawn for a water-saving garden? This nonprofit has a ‘plant-by-numbers’ service to help
When Jessie Myers of Thornton looked out her window, she saw a kind of personal battlefield. The homeowner was waging a war to keep her grass green — and she
