Larn Lab: Healthful Groceries
For the last Larn Lab activity for the 2023-24 school year, PreK students were shown how to continue eating the fruits and vegetables during the summer. Many students were introduced to new fruits and vegetables they'd never tried and wanted to know how to identify the produce to their parents and guardians.
Spring Lot Cleaning,
Lot cleaning season has begun! After a long winter, a lot of cleaning and beautification starts April 15 - June 15 to allow the natural environment to thrive after harsh winters and hail storms.
RLSP - Land Management, Spring
RLSP City to Rural Living Sustainability Report for Land Management, Spring consists of an overview of over three years of data collection and resolutions that include snow, soil, and water mitigation; review of post winter dry land that can lead to cold weather wildfires.
RLSP - Energy Efficiency, Winter
For the RLSP City to Rural Living Sustainability Report for Energy Efficiency, Winter (November 2020- February 2023). A summary of Energy habits and adjustments for the winter seasons. This overview provides different energy consumption and consideration habits to maintain reasonable energy use in areas deemed vital to having fiscally balanced and comfortable living circumstances during rural living.
Larn Lab: Farm Animals
Larn Lab begins with PreK lessons on animals, starting with a farm living curriculum providing hands-on learning and other activities introducing youth to various animals.
RLSP- Rural to Living Sustainability Project is the Official Name of the City to Scenery 4 Year Long Research
RLSP (Rural to Living Sustainability Project) is the official name that details the 4-year observation of the needs of city-suburban area US residents considering moving to rural areas. Our project primarily focuses on the needs within America’s Colorado Rural area.
Rural Area Sustainability Progression Research- From City to Scenery
The 2021-2024 research for Rural Area Sustainability Progression is a 3-year study that reviewed the quality of life gaps that rural area residents experience. These deficiencies include issues such as medical access, food disparities, and communication limitations during general needs and emergencies.
Late Summer/Fall 2023 Overview
An impressive learning season for 2023 gave the nonprofit even more things to reconsider and focus on to improve how to support the various community changes happening this year. As we collect and review the data and feedback of all the participants support, we hope to help in any way that combines advancement and stability.