Youth Pollinator Summit

Welcome to the Youth Pollinator Summit!

Ever wonder what a summit is? Think of it as a mini-conference where people come together to share ideas, learn cool stuff, and take action. This one’s designed just for teens who want to make a difference for pollinators!

Join the Colorado Pollinator Network at the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History for a buzzing event all about our favorite pollinators. Learn about the importance of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators in our ecosystem. Get hands-on experience with interactive exhibits and workshops. Meet fellow nature enthusiasts and make new friends who share your passion for protecting our planet. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to dive into the world of pollinators and discover how you can make a difference. See you there!

Info: What’s in it for you?
Pollinators 101: Meet bees, butterflies, bats & more. Play the Pollinator ID game and get a behind-the-scenes look at the museum’s insect collection.
What’s Bugging Them?: Discover how humans are impacting pollinators and team up to brainstorm real-world solutions.
Career Panel: Hear from scientists, conservationists, and creatives who are turning their love of pollinators into awesome careers.
Workshops YOU Choose:
- Build a pollinator-friendly garden (even in winter!)
- Create campaigns & influence change
- Use cool apps like iNaturalist to become a community scientist
Plus… FREE SNACKS (because saving the world works up an appetite).
Whether you’re into science, art, tech, or just want to help the planet, this summit gives you tools to take action—and maybe even spark a future career.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History, 1030 Broadway, Boulder, United States