Boulder County Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) will host an informational webinar about Restore Colorado on February 17th at 3pm. The webinar will feature a presentation by local restauranteurs participating in the program, Philip Taylor, Co-Founder of Mad Agriculture, and Anthony Myint, Co-Founder of Zero Foodprint, winner of the James Beard Foundation's '2020 Humanitarian of the Year' award.

Restore Colorado is a voluntary program that gives participating restaurants the opportunity to fight climate change and support local agriculture. Restaurants that choose to participate can add an optional 1% surcharge to the customer receipt. This surcharge revenue will be used to support carbon farming on regional farmland.

Restaurants who sign up to participate by March 15th will eligible for:

• Early adopter recognition in the program press release

• Social media toolkit

• Free customer promotional give away to highlight participation and drive customer traffic

Restauranteurs, members of the agricultural community, and members of the public interested in learning more about this program are invited to attend.

Visit https://www.zerofoodprint.org/restorecolorado for more information about the program.