Fwd: Help spread the word for the April 25 Denver Resilient Landscapes Symposium
Stephen Bennett
Colleagues and partners,
As you know, CPD is working on updates to our zoning code related to landscaping in an effort to create opportunities to increase and promote a more climate resilient city. The Denver Resilient Landscapes project is focused on updating landscape rules for new development, but we’re also providing information and resources for those who proactively wish to make changes to their existing landscaping. Climate resilient landscapes are designed to use less water, survive during times of drought, help to reduce heat in the city, and support pollinators, among many other benefits.
To support this work, CPD is hosting the Denver Resilient Landscapes Symposium on Saturday, April 25 at the Confluence Theater on the CSU Spur Campus. Attendees can stop by between 10 a.m. and noon to get resources including rebates, free native seeds, and expert advice to help transform their landscapes. Attendees will also have the chance to provide feedback on draft recommendations for landscaping on new development, including new tree preservation requirements and turfgrass limitations.
We recently sent out an email with lots of information about the symposium. We would love your support in sharing this information with your networks! Please use the content below and the attached graphics. If you need additional content or graphics, please let me know.
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Courtney
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Love pollinators, trees and native plants? 🌱🌼🐝
Join Denver Community Planning and Development for the #Denver Resilient Landscapes Symposium on Saturday, April 25 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. at @CSUSpur. Stop by for resources including rebates, free native seeds, tree giveaways, and expert advice to help transform your landscapes. Provide feedback on the draft recommendations for new development landscaping including new tree preservation requirements and turfgrass limitations. Sign up at Denvergov.org/landscape to receive a free parking code and let us know you’ll be joining!
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Love pollinators, trees & native plants? 🌱🌼🐝 Want to provide feedback on #Denver’s proposed landscape regulations & get free resources to improve your landscape? Visit the Denver Resilient Landscapes Symposium on April 25. Info at Denvergov.org/landscape
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Love pollinators, trees and native plants? 🌱🌼🐝
Join Denver Community Planning and Development for the Denver Resilient Landscapes Symposium on Saturday, April 25 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Confluence Theater on the CSU Spur Campus. Stop by for resources including rebates, free native seeds, tree giveaways, and expert advice to help transform your landscapes. Provide feedback on the draft recommendations for new development landscaping including new tree preservation requirements and turfgrass limitations. Sign up at Denvergov.org/landscape to receive a free parking code and let us know you’ll be joining!
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Join Denver Community Planning and Development for the Denver Resilient Landscapes Symposium on Saturday, April 25 at the Confluence Theater on the CSU Spur Campus. Drop in between 10 a.m. and noon to get resources including rebates, free native seeds, and other expert advice to help transform your landscapes.
Weigh in on Denver Resilient Landscapes project: Attendees will also have the chance to provide feedback on draft recommendations for landscaping on new development, including new tree preservation requirements and turfgrass limitations.
Date: Saturday, April 25 Time: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Location: CSU Spur, Hydro building, Confluence Theater 4777 National Western Dr, Denver, CO 80216
There is a $15 parking fee at the venue. If you drive, be sure to register using the button below and receive a free parking voucher.
Register for this free event today!
Additional event details: Coffee and brunch will be provided. All ages are welcome. We are happy to provide any language interpretation or accessibility accommodation such as CART services upon request.
See full schedule and details at Denvergov.org/landscape. For questions, reach out to Michel...@Denvergov.org.
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