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If you are interested in working together to improve the future for people, pollinators and the planet, join us!
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SoCoPPAN Chapter Meeting
·OnlineOnlineJoin the PPAN regional chapter for Southern Colorado! This group will bring together folks in the greater Colorado Springs and Pueblo regions who care about pollinators, native plants, pesticide use reduction, and taking action right in their own communities. Meetings will be a space to connect, share what matters most to you, and find meaningful ways to get involved locally.
Sign up here! https://forms.gle/Q9tnbLzFJgsxG54b7
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BCNA 2026 Ecosymposium
The Avalon Ballroom, 6185 Arapahoe Road, Boulder, CO, USGET TICKETS HERE!
Public Lands in Public Hands for the Public Good: Engaging law, policy, and advocacy to protect our shared natural heritage
Saturday, April 4, 2026, 9 am-3 pm
The Avalon Ballroom, 6185 Arapahoe Ave., BoulderSpeakers in this symposium will celebrate our public lands and help us see more clearly the risks and opportunities in this new landscape, so we can think soundly and respond appropriately. They will address questions such as, What are the public interests in public lands? Whose voices count in shaping the fate of our public lands, and how do we ensure that all voices are heard? When the government holds the land and resources, who keeps the government accountable to the people? And when the public interests in public lands are threatened, what can we do? Together we will strengthen our understanding of current issues in policy, law and management of our public lands, learn about efforts to protect what we have, and build our courage and our toolkits for effective public lands advocacy.
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Metro Denver Chapter Meeting
·OnlineOnlineJoin our Metro Denver People and Pollinators Action Network Volunteer-Led Chapter!
OUR MISSION & VISION:
People and Pollinators Action Network (PPAN) works across Colorado to promote sustainable land management practices, safeguard public health and preserve biodiversity to make our state a safe haven for all who live here—from pollinators to people. We are the only organization working at the grassroots, municipal, and state levels to advocate for policies and practices that reduce and eliminate the use of pesticides and to create and connect swaths of pollinator-safe habitat with the intent of reversing the (drastic) decline of pollinator populations—upon which our very existence depends.Message us on MeetUp or email info@peopleandpollinators.org to receive the zoom!
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Past events
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