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Colorado Rare Plant Symposium

Friday, November 6 · 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. · Bohemian Nights Series - Old Town Square Stage

8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
When
  • Friday, November 6 · 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where
Bohemian Nights Series - Old Town Square StageOld Town Square · Fort Collins, CO · 80524
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About this event

Online Location: See registration information below to receive the link to join online

Event Contact Email: cnhp@colostate.edu

Audience: Alumni,Community,Faculty,Graduate Student,Staff,Student ,Other

Cost:

Register for in-person attendance

($20.00/person)

23rd Annual Colorado Rare Plant Symposium - Denver Botanic Gardens

Register for online attendance

($10.00/person)

23rd Annual Colorado Rare Plant Symposium - ONLINE - Denver Botanic Gardens

Attendees are encouraged to reserve their ticket as soon as possible due to limited seating.

Please contact Julie Kallenberger at cnhp@colostate.edu if you wish to be added to the Rare Plant Symposium mailing list for further updates about this year's event or future symposiums.

Dept / Unit / Program: Colo. Natural Heritage Program

23rd Annual Colorado Rare Plant Symposium

Early reg istration is now open for the 23rd Annual Rare Plant Symposium, hosted jointly by the

Denver Botanic Gardens , the

Colorado Natural Heritage Program , and

Colorado Parks and Wildlife . This is a great opportunity to get plugged into rare plant conservation efforts, learn about the latest science, and network with other professionals and enthusiasts.

Why attend the symposium?

Celebrate successes and inspire new partnerships and collaborations

Increase awareness of and appreciation for our state's botanical treasures

Share new research and best practices for rare plant monitoring and conservation

Showcase impactful work happening across the board, from university labs to public lands and community projects

Who should attend?

Rare plant enthusiasts and community scientists

Researchers, students, and educators

Scientists and staff from conservation institutions

Non-profit partners and land trusts

Environmental consultants and industry professionals

Government professionals from federal, state, and local agencies

Anyone else interested in learning more about Colorado's rare plants and engaging in our collaborati ve community!

The symposium will be held at the Denver Botanic Gardens at their York Street Location. Snacks, coffee, and other bever ages will be provided. Lunch will be on your own, with a selection of restaurants onsite and nearby.

Past presentations and spec ies-specific meeting notes are available on the CNHP website. View or download copies of past symposia presentations

cnhp.colostate.edu/projects/colorado-rare-plant-symposia/ .

If you are interested in presenting at the Symposium, would like to suggest a topic to be covered, or to ask for more information, please contact Savanna Smith at

savanna.smith@state.co.us

savanna.smith@state.co.us.The full agenda will be available in the coming months.

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