JANUARY 13, 2025

BCNA ANNUAL MEETING & POTLUCK

Join Us for an Evening of Connections, Updates, and Great Food!

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2025

6-8pm

Speaker: Dr. Julian Resasco, CU Boulder

Climate Change Impacts on Plant-Pollinator Interactions

Unitarian Universalist Church 

5001 Pennsylvania Avenue, Boulder

It’s a perfect opportunity to:

• Enjoy a delicious potluck and connect with fellow nature enthusiasts.

• Hear exciting updates from BCNA, including the 2025 education program, research grants, monitoring programs, and advocacy efforts.

• Get involved in shaping BCNA’s future by nominating and voting for members of our Board of Directors.

• Learn from our special keynote speaker, Dr. Julian Resasco, Assistant Professor at CU Boulder, who will share insights on how climate change is affecting plant-pollinator interactions—an important component of our local ecosystems.

Bring a dish to share, your own table service, your curiosity about nature, and your enthusiasm for the future of BCNA. It’s sure to be an evening of inspiration, great food, and lively conversation.

Let’s make it a night to remember! We hope to see you there! 🌱

Save the date!

Restorative relationships: Sustainable response to ecological challenge

Join us and many others for BCNA's Annual Ecosymposium

Saturday, March 15, 9am - 3pm

SEEC Building, CU Boulder

The keynote speaker of the day is Dr. Katharine Suding, CU Boulder. Dr. Suding's research and lab are a group of plant community ecologists working at the interface of ecosystem, landscape and population biology. To learn more about their research, visit the Suding Lab website.

Stay Covered in Fire Country: Navigating Home Insurance

February 11 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

An upcoming webinar sponsored by The Watershed Center

Details and registration

IT'S TIME TO RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP!

The Boulder County Nature Association (BCNA) is dedicated to conserving the resilient natural ecosystems we all cherish. With your support, you can feel great knowing you’re helping to protect the Boulder County we love!

Your membership or donation makes it possible for BCNA to:

• Offer education programs as powerful conservation tools
• Host our annual full-day Ecosymposium
• Fund local ecological research projects
• Conduct citizen science initiatives
• Advocate for the protection of local ecosystems, habitats, and biodiversity
• Partner with local governments and stakeholders to develop sustainable management strategies

New members are always welcome!

Please click on the link below.