Wildflower Habitat

The WildflowerPharmacy Project is a grass roots organization dedicated to creating an outdoor classroom to educate people about the medicinal purpose of native Colorado plants. We are in the formative stages of a three to five year project and would love your participation. Come give expression to your gifts!

Project coordinator Suzanne Denise Roug?©
Email: 75031.556@compuserve.com
2407 W. Stuart
Ft. Collins Co 80526
Home: 970-490-6061
Office: page 204-7087

Wildflower Habitat

Mission Statement

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Wildflower Habitat Project
Fairbrooke Heights Detention Basin Ft. Collins.
The objectives of the Wildflower Habitat Project are to:
1. Provide an annual Earth Day Celebration for the community to participate in.
2. Rescue native plants from areas scheduled for development.
3. Provide a space in which to nurture plants native to Colorado.
4. Serve as an inner city natural eco-system to attract local wildlife.
5. Increase awareness of the purpose of native plants within the community.
6. Create an outdoor classroom for students to identify plant species .
7. Beautify a natural open space for community use.
8. Reduce pollution and vandalism through developing vested interest in students.
9. Provide an activity to enhance neighborhood community.
10. Yield opportunities for people to give expression to their expertise in gardening.
11. Furnish opportunities for local businesses to sponsor Earth Day Activities.

How to Get Involved

1. We need people who are willing to help us rescue and transplant native species scheduled for development.
2. We need people who would like to lend their guidance in determining which plants should be introduced in the five phases of planting.
3. We need people who are interested in being on the board/weeding committee. We will meet once a month from April,May,June, Sept, Jan and March. We will start off with a potluck breakfast. Many hands make light the work :)
4. Musicians who are willing to help fill our celebration with uplifting, inspirational sounds.
5. Help with flyers to make people aware in our community.

Special Thanks To:

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the project last year. A special thanks to Erin Wickcliff, Faith Ladue, Michelle, Tom White, Karen Fischer, Peggy Griffith, Wayne and Judi Brown, Paul Levine,Wirt Wolf, Steve Eulberg, Colleen Crosson and friends, Cattail Bob, Stephen Hatch and the Robinson crew who gave of their time,energy expertise and enthusiasm. Thanks also to Vickie Wagner/BLS Development and John Prowty/Lagunitas Co. for providing sites. Gulley's Greenhouse for providing plants and Del Bernhardt for delivering wood chips, Barb Patterson and the Front Range students, Pioneer students and the Daisy Scouts.