Building community and capacity through education.
Colorado has over 3,000 native plant species, but Colorado’s noxious weeds are non-native plants. Learn how to identify Colorado’s noxious weeds, the best control method for you, what plants are poisonous to your livestock, and the resources available to Larimer County residents through the Larimer County Weed District.
The last few years have been difficult for farm and ranch families. Many are experiencing emotional and financial stress as a result. There are several signs and symptoms of when a farm family is in need of help.
We have below a list of resources that may be helpful:
1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-273-8255) is a suicide prevention, crisis intervention, and referral telephone number. It offers a live human being to listen to depressed and suicidal callers and refer them to local resources 24 hours per day.
The beauty of Colorado’s forests and wildlife attract many to Colorado, yet we don’t always know how to safely live in forested areas or how to manage unwelcome wildlife. These resources will guide you on how to create a defensible space around your home and provide information and best practices for wildlife management.
There are many concerns small acreage landowners have. Whether you’re trying to identify a plant you found on your hike or property, need your soil, water or plant analyzed, or need to know where to go to apply for a well permit, we’ve narrowed down the resources to help you!
