Join Bird Conservancy biologist Erin Youngberg for this special class designed for beginning birders to learn about ducks and other birds that are present in Fort Collins during the winter months. She'll share techniques for identifying unfamiliar birds and characteristics of familiar species of birds.
Join Bird Conservancy biologist Erin Youngberg for this special class designed for beginning birders to learn about ducks and other birds that are present in Fort Collins during the winter months. She'll share techniques for identifying unfamiliar birds and characteristics of familiar species of birds.
Join Bird Conservancy biologist Erin Youngberg for this special class designed for beginning birders to learn about ducks and other birds that are present in Fort Collins during the winter months. She'll share techniques for identifying unfamiliar birds and characteristics of familiar species of birds.
Join us for a special presentation by award-winning photographer Noppadol Paothong as he presents the extraordinary story of life, natural history and the unique spring courtship behaviors of sage-grouse as captured in his latest book Sage Grouse, Icon of the West.
Award-winning photographer Noppadol Paothong is striving to rescue grassland grouse from the brink of extinction by showing the world what it stands to lose if these species are allowed to disappear forever. His book, Save the Last Dance: A Story of North American Grassland Grouse, captures the dazzling beauty of seven grouse species whose populations are diminishing across the prairies and plains of America— and one species that has already lost its battle for survival. The book also shares the conservation efforts underway to save these species.
Support conservation by birding in Mexico! Experience the abundant and diverse avifauna of this unique region. Birdwatch from the Pacific Ocean to the Sierra Madre with expert local guides and 520 possible bird species to be on the lookout for!
Join us for a screening of The Eagle Huntress, part of the monthly indigenous film series presented by Denver Museum of Nature & Science in partnership with the International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management and the Denver American Indian Commission.
Noah Strycker takes us deep into a 1-year birding quest to see half of the world's birds. His story involves blood-sucking leeches, chronic sleep deprivation, airline snafus, breakdowns, mudslides, floods, war zones, ecological devastation, conservation triumphs, common and iconic species, and scores of passionate bird lovers around the globe!
Join us for this class designed for beginner birders who love nature and want to learn more about local birds. Learn techniques to identify birds, how to use a field guide, and binoculars.
