Join us for our regular 350 Colorado Springs team meeting: A space for collaboration and collective action to address the times we're living in at the grassroots level. One of our main campaigns currently is to retire the Nixon coal plant on schedule and build a healthy, just energy future Read more
Join PPAN on March 19th at 12pm via Zoom to discover how Colorado’s native plants can nourish both people and pollinators! REGISTER HERE! In this webinar, we’ll dive into Colorado-native plants you can eat, why they matter for local ecosystems, and how to grow vegetables in ways that actively support Read more
Join the discussions with Indivisible’s Environmental Action Team at the Penrose Library, in the Pine Room. (Upstairs.) contact Graeme Cloutte at [email protected] Free 2 hours of parking with a PPLD library card!
Come get some seeds and gardening tips!
Deerfield Hills Spring Clean Up and Celebration at Deerfield Hills Community Center, 4290 Deerfield Hills Road, 80916. Saturday, March 21 from 11-2 pm. Bounce house, garden workshops, seed/plant give away. Free and open to all ages! Free dumpster available for 80916 residents (proof of residency required) from 9 am-2 pm. Read more
It's the first Colorado Farm & Arts Market of the year! Grab your climate shirts/ hoodies/stickers and enjoy the local food and crafts of the market.
Come swap some seeds! Flying pig farm 1-4pm
Come out and: Make seed balls Clean up Monument Valley Park Free pizza at Poor Richard's after Connect with nature and community Will be parking at the downtown PPSC campus and walking to Poor Richard's at 2:45pm! Starts at 3pm. Have questions or need a ride? Email [email protected] Collab Read more
Pikes Peak Climate Education, Colorado College, and 350 Colorado are sponsoring a visit by Jon Waterman, author of “Into the Thaw – Witnessing Wonder Amid the Arctic Climate Crisis.” Colorado College will have copies available for sale and Jon will sign copies after the presentation. Jon Waterman’s travels to the Read more
Register here: bit.ly/March-SovereignTea
Data centers are driving up electricity demand, straining local resources, and jeopardizing climate action across the country. Communities deserve protection, accountability, and transparency. How do we ensure our people, water resources, and environment are not put at risk by these power-hungry industries? https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dmKZrCZ7SBe53QvEnAjIYg#/registration
Concerned about your rising utility bills? Want to make an impact in your community? Worried about air pollution impacting the health of you and your loved ones? Join us to raise your voice and help chart a path toward an affordable, sustainable future. Meeting is in the Penrose Library Pine Read more