People and Pollinators Action Network

Free Event: Panel Discussion on Earth Day - Biodiversity in your Backyard and Beyond Celebrate Earth Day with a thought provoking panel discussion about the web of life, from the tiny creatures that share your own backyard to the larger mammals that share our planet. Featured Speakers: Carol Kearns - CU Biologist Amy Lewis - Environmental Communications & Policy Specialist Christian Nunes - Wildlife Ecologist Diana Oliveras - CU Zoologist

Are you interested in doing what you can to help reverse the serious decline in pollinator health? Concerned about the impact of pesticides on human health and the environment? Frustrated by working alone? By working together we can learn about the issues, educate our neighbors, park, schools and government and advocate for change. The Metro Denver People and Pollinators Action Network meets monthly on the 3rd Monday at 7 pm. Our mission is to create systemic change to improve the health of people and pollinators. By connecting neighbors across Metro Denver PPAN we can help Denver become a leader in pollinator protection. Please join us! Everyone welcome! Park for free in lot. Enter on Madison. Gate opens automatically Daniels Fund is located in a residential neighborhood. Therefore, we ask our guests to be considerate of our neighbors by parking in our guest parking lot and not on residential streets. The parking lot is located at First Avenue and Madison Street, immediately to the west of our building. Enter from Madison Street. Parking is complimentary. The gate will open automatically upon entry or exit, and no code is needed. Accessible parking is available in our underground parking garage upon request. To request access, please notify us prior to your meeting. Bike parking is located at the southeast corner of our guest lot.

Are you interested in doing what you can to help reverse the serious decline in pollinator health? Concerned about the impact of pesticides on human health and the environment? Frustrated by working alone? By working together we can learn about the issues, educate our neighbors, park, schools and government and advocate for change. The Metro Denver People and Pollinators Action Network meets monthly on the 3rd Monday at 7 pm. Our mission is to create systemic change to improve the health of people and pollinators. By connecting neighbors across Metro Denver PPAN we can help Denver become a leader in pollinator protection. Please join us! Everyone welcome! Park for free in lot. Enter on Madison. Gate opens automatically Daniels Fund is located in a residential neighborhood. Therefore, we ask our guests to be considerate of our neighbors by parking in our guest parking lot and not on residential streets. The parking lot is located at First Avenue and Madison Street, immediately to the west of our building. Enter from Madison Street. Parking is complimentary. The gate will open automatically upon entry or exit, and no code is needed. Accessible parking is available in our underground parking garage upon request. To request access, please notify us prior to your meeting. Bike parking is located at the southeast corner of our guest lot.

Are you interested in doing what you can to help reverse the serious decline in pollinator health? Concerned about the impact of pesticides on human health and the environment? Frustrated by working alone? By working together we can learn about the issues, educate our neighbors, park, schools and government and advocate for change. The Metro Denver People and Pollinators Action Network meets monthly on the 3rd Monday at 7 pm. Our mission is to create systemic change to improve the health of people and pollinators. By connecting neighbors across Metro Denver PPAN we can help Denver become a leader in pollinator protection. Please join us! Everyone welcome! Park for free in lot. Enter on Madison. Gate opens automatically Daniels Fund is located in a residential neighborhood. Therefore, we ask our guests to be considerate of our neighbors by parking in our guest parking lot and not on residential streets. The parking lot is located at First Avenue and Madison Street, immediately to the west of our building. Enter from Madison Street. Parking is complimentary. The gate will open automatically upon entry or exit, and no code is needed. Accessible parking is available in our underground parking garage upon request. To request access, please notify us prior to your meeting. Bike parking is located at the southeast corner of our guest lot.