Regenerative land management practices include techniques that restore natural ecosystem functions such as soil health, water cycles, and biodiversity. In Longmont, this includes but is not limited to activities such as water-conserving landscaping, integrated pest management practices, application of organic compost and soil amendments, and weed management practices. This strategy focuses on sharing information with private landowners so that everyone can do their part in enhancing the natural environment across Longmont.
NE-3Work with community partners to promote education and awareness about water-wise landscaping and integrated pest management practises on private properties
Progress
On time
- Not started
- Planning
- Continuous
- Implementation
Description
Tasks
What are we doing?
- 12/31/2024
Education and Outreach
What has been done?
- 31.12.2023
Rebates Sold
2023 Numbers:
Resource Central Participation: 273 Garden in a Box discounts, 30 Income Qualified Discounts, 481 webinar attendees at Longmont sponsored events; 164 Slow the Flow assessments completed; 44 Lawn Replacements completed, resulting in 27,732 square feet of lawn removed.
Efficiency Works: 198 Residential rebates, 6 EW store discounts, 1 Commercial project
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Summary and contacts
Topic Area
Timeline
Continuous
Initiation period
Responsible organizations
Contact persons
- Hope BartlettWater Conservation SpecialistWater Resources
Information updated 10.07.2024
2024 Goals
CNR/ Neighborhood Leadership Series: 2
HOA Meetings: 5
Social Media Engagement percent increase: 2
Internal Engagement Meetings: 3
Direct Engagement/ Community Events: 5