Last week, we had the joy of joining the Denver Public Schools (DPS) Sustainability Team at their Fall Garden Festival—a celebration of...

We are thrilled to announce the 10th Annual Colorado Pollinator Summit , taking place November 13–14, 2025 , at Williams Village, CU...

Thank you all for a great 2025 Bumble Bee Bash! We surpassed our fundraising goal and had so much fun celebrating with you all! 🥂🐝🥂...

School’s almost back in session, which is a great time to talk about how we can make schoolyards safer and healthier for both kids and...

You might be repelled by grasshoppers or Mormon crickets, but can you take a moment to learn about their surprising ecological value...

Check out PPAN's June 2025 webinar below to discover how community science supports biodiversity and pollinators. PPAN Board Member and...

Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and bats keep our ecosystems—and our food systems—thriving. Every June, Colorado takes time to celebrate our pollinators and the many ways we can help protect them. View our main Colorado Pollinator Month page for all of the upcoming events this year: Thanks to years of advocacy and partnership, June has officially been recognized as Colorado Pollinator Month since 2017. People and Pollinators Action Network (PPAN) worked with Governor Joh

When we think of pollinators, bees and butterflies usually come to mind—but there's a whole other crew that works the night shift. Moths,...

How is gardening a tool for social and political change? What does it mean to say "gardening is for everyone" in this time and place?...

Are snakes cute? Cameron Young from My Nature Lab seems to think so! Ecosystems are full of complex, layered interactions - even...

Just as Amy Scanes-Wolfe mentioned in PPAN's Native Plants in Permaculture webinar on February 27th, there is no such thing as "leave no...

On January 24th, 2025, PPAN had the honor of hosting a Legislative Breakfast for Colorado state legislators, bringing together a room...

Watch the recording and access resources shared during this popular webinar on native plant propagation at home.

As Robin Wall Kimmerer reminds us in The Serviceberry, “The practice for dealing with abundance is to give it away.”

As we close out the summer season, PPAN is excited to announce new wins for organic turf transitions at the municipal level. The cities...

What’s bad for bugs is bad for birds, as our partner organization, the American Bird Conservancy (ABC), well knows! ABC is launching its...

Greetings PPAN Community, Between this week’s Harvest Moon, the chickadees and goldfinches going crazy over the sunflowers, and the...

Reading and Roadtripping to Support Pollinators We are thrilled to be launching PPAN’s online bookshop , where 10% of every purchase you...

Despite the record heat and drought we’re experiencing, we have so much to celebrate this month (July)! Reflecting on a very successful...

Check out the demonstration garden at Fox Run Natural Area in Northglenn. This demo garden was installed in partnership with the City of...