CO HB1132

Encourages the State Forest Service, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Personnel, and Department of Transportation to prioritize in-state, ecoregionally specific native plant materials that support pollinator habitats in vegetation projects on state-owned land

Requires covered agencies to establish training programs for land managers and maintenance crews on native plant identification and pollinator conservation best practices

Mandates the establishment of pollinator habitat zones on roadways and public lands with signage and mowing restrictions, effective January 1, 2028

Directs the Office of the State Architect to maximize pollinator health at the state capitol complex and other state buildings through native plant landscaping and pesticide-free management practices

Requires Colorado State University Extension to conduct a native plant availability study by August 1, 2031, analyzing supply chains, demand, distribution, and strategies to increase native plant production, contingent on receiving sufficient gifts, grants, or donations to fund the study