UPCOMING EVENTS
Coffee & Climate Conversations
Join us for a discussion exploring how our environment shapes public health and what that means for our community and long-term wellbeing. In recognition of January as Radon Awareness Month, we’ll also be joined by experts from San Miguel County’s Public Health Department to talk about radon as an environmental health risk, why it matters, and simple steps our community can take to stay informed and safe. January’s Coffee and Climate Conversation will take place at the Wilkinson Public Library Thursday, January 29th from 8:30-9:30a.m. As always, coffee, tea and pastries will be kindly provided!
Sneffels Regional Youth Climate Summit
Calling all High Schooler Students from across the Region! Join us for the Sneffels Regional Youth Climate Summit on Saturday, November 15th from 9a.m.-5p.m. at the Telluride Science and Innovation Center. The Sneffels Regional Youth Climate Summit is a youth-driven conference designed to bring together high school students from across Southwest Colorado with a focus on San Miguel, San Juan, Ouray, and Montrose Counties, for a day of learning, connection, and action. Co-led by local students and EcoAction Partners and sponsored by Lyra Colorado, the Telluride Institute, and the Telluride Science and Innovation Center, the summit fosters resilience in rural mountain communities through climate science education, youth-led presentations, nature connection, a green career expo, eco-art, and hands-on projects like real life policy advocacy, a regional youth zine, and school- or community-based climate project planning.
Student sing up here.
Building Electrification Workshop
What: This workshop will cover the grid, upcoming electric codes and how integrated design can support electrification.
When: 9am-12pm, November 11th
Where: Wilkinson Public Library, Ridgway Town Hall & Zoom
Who: all building trades, architects, electricians and building departments
RSVP link: https://forms.gle/tCAmTTujotaDzD7Y6
Key questions:
Can our grid handle electrification?
What do the energy codes require?
How can we efficiently and cost-effectively integrate electrification into the design process?
zoom link:
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81023541763?pwd%3D3K001RgtF62RPfJTifZjTMoGYTwPAB.1&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1761599930962516&usg=AOvVaw1h93TqwNNSzKtS8iexdKfr
Coffee & Climate Conversation
In a world facing growing environmental challenges, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. Whether it’s grief for what’s been lost, anxiety about the future, or a deep sense of responsibility, these emotions are real, valid, and shared by many.
Join EcoAction Partners, Sheep Mountain Alliance, and the Wilkinson Public Library for a heartfelt and honest conversation about eco-grief, climate anxiety, and the emotional toll of living in the climate crisis. Together, we’ll hold space for these complex feelings, share personal insights, and explore ways to build emotional resilience and collective hope. This final Coffee and Climate Conversation before taking a break in November and December will be held at the Wilkinson Public Library Magazine Room on Thursday, October 30th from 8:30am.-9:30a.m. As always, coffee, tea and pastries are kindly provided!
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