Land Stewardship

Revitalizing the Prairie, One Rock at a Time

Erosion is particularly detrimental to the arid grasslands of eastern Colorado, where vegetation relies heavily on efficient delivery of the little rain it receives. Even...

The Prairie is Teaching Us

Driving across the plains it is easy to distinguish Conservation Reserve Program fields from original intact rangeland. The vegetation is dense and clumpy with tall...

Summer Fieldwork Internship Experience

This summer, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies partnered with the Colorado Natural Heritage Program to host two undergraduate students from Colorado State University as interns...

In The Weeds

It is that time of year when weeds take over gardens and landscapes, absorbing moisture and feeding bugs. Read on to learn more about the...

Every Drop Counts

In Colorado’s San Luis Valley (SLV), every drop of water is spoken for. Agencies across the state track streamflow, snowpack, irrigation water delivery, and water...

Rebuilding Wildlife Habitat

With our Stewardship Team spread out through six different states it can be difficult to see the work that is being completed in person. Reports...

A Neighbor Dispute Gone Right

You know the old phrase: Whiskey is for drinking; water is for fighting over. Over the two years that I’ve now been in the San...

Cows and Birds: Musings of a Rancher II

The first time meeting a bull I thought there should be much more care taken. We parked the pick-up in the two-lane adjacent to the...

Cows and Birds: Musings of a Rancher in Spring

On Sunday, March 13th, I saw my first Mountain Bluebird of the year. He was coming off the south fence of the northwestern pasture. He...

Approaching Conservation with Both Western and Indigenous Science

From a young age, I felt a disconnect between our culture and nature. I was always curious about the natural world and wondered why anyone...

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