Birds are telling us we must act now to ensure our planet can sustain wildlife and people. Kick off the series with Denver Audubon exploring the key ways birds help people, an overview of the pressures threatening even the most common birds, and how we can act now to help birds in our neighborhoods. Presented by Suzy Hiskey, Conservation Coordinator...
Date & Time: Friday, October 30th from 10-11am. Description: Join BCR as we learn all about owls! These amazing, magical birds have captured our hearts for centuries, so learn what makes them so cool. In this fun & interactive webinar we will learn about their amazing adaptations, and how they thrive during the night! Once registered you will receive a Zoom...
Join Bird Conservancy of the Rockies and the Fort Collins Recreator for a virtual lecture from 5-6pm on November 5th on Motus technology and how it is used to monitor grassland birds! Please sign up on City of Fort Collins' Recreation site: https://www.fcgov.com/recreator/ Lecture ID number: 407406-05 If there aren't enough registrants (5), the lecture will be cancelled.
Helping birds can be as simple as drinking a cup of coffee? Learn how bird conservation and coffee are connected and what it takes for a coffee to be certified as "bird friendly". Not a coffee connoisseur? Efforts are now underway to grow bird friendly cacao as well! Presented by Sarah Doxon, Environmental Educator with Bird Conservancy of the Rockies....
Now that a majority of birds have migrated south for winter, what happens to the birds that stay put? Join Bird Conservancy of the Rockies as we explore winter birds, how they survive harsh environments, and how to identify species that call these environments home for the winter. We are committed to making our programs accessible to all. As a...
Join Bird Conservancy of the Rockies and the Fort Collins Recreator for a virtual lecture from 5-6pm on November 19th on Bird Conservancy's IMBCR program! Please sign up on City of Fort Collins' Recreation site: https://www.fcgov.com/recreator/ Lecture ID number: 407406-06 If there aren't enough registrants (5), the lecture will be cancelled.
Colorado has rich species diversity for grouse – having one of the largest number of grouse species of any state in the U.S. Grouse are large, slow moving, well camouflaged, ground-dwelling birds that live in northern latitudes – and many species are in decline. What makes these birds adapted to their environments, and why are they particularly sensitive to habitat...
A Conversation with Carolyn Finney Thurs, Dec. 3 | 7:00 pm | FREE! Christian Cooper. John Muir. George Floyd. What does race have to do with it? In the compelling book “Black Faces, White Spaces”, Carolyn Finney explores why African Americans are so underrepresented when it comes to interest in nature, outdoor recreation, and environmentalism. Finney argues that the legacies...
