Program Type:
Nature & EnvironmentProgram Description
Event Details
What do kale, pumpkins, and beets have in common? These plants may be found growing together on one of the newest natural areas in the city. Kestrel Fields Natural Areas, in northwest Fort Collins, is home to a conservation agriculture pilot project. Conservation agriculture is similar to other sustainable farming approaches that you may already be familiar with such as organic farming and permaculture. In this program, we will take a closer look at what’s happening in the farm fields and how the City is restoring the surrounding land to support the community, wildlife, and local agriculture. We'll also learn about the native seed farm at Kestrel Fields, and how native seeds benefit the community.
Additional Information
Registration is required. Register on this website, in person at any library, or by calling our Answer Center at 970-221-6740.