People and Pollinators Action Network

Join us for our NoCo June chapter meeting as we tour Loveland Youth Gardeners, a 2024 Habitat Fund grant recipient. This vibrant community space supports youth through hands-on gardening programs that build leadership, job skills, and environmental awareness—all while creating valuable pollinator habitat.

We’ll get an up-close look at how grant funding is making a difference on the ground, hear about the impact their work is having on young people and the local ecosystem, and enjoy a casual afternoon connecting with fellow members.

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Join PPAN to discover how community science supports biodiversity and pollinators. PPAN Board Member and DU professor Julie Morris will provide some advice on how to use iNaturalist, a free app that empowers anyone to observe, document, and contribute to biodiversity research.

Julie will also share stories from her classes on how students have used iNaturalist to learn more about their local environments. This session will give you practical tools to get started and ideas for engaging in community science in your own work or backyard.

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This month’s meeting will be in person at DeLong Park in Golden, where we’ll be lending a hand with some weeding and garden care with the Golden Weebusters, a 2023 PPAN Habitat Fund grant recipient! It’s a great way to connect outdoors, give back to the community, and enjoy some fresh air together.

When: Tuesday, June 17th, 8am-10am (drop by whenever!)
Location: DeLong Park – 395 23rd St, Golden, CO 80401
What to Bring: Gardening gloves, water, and any favorite weeding tools

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