Tour a ranch in Morgan County to learn about cheatgrass control and sandsage habitat management for nesting and brood rearing wildlife. Speakers include the Bayer Stewardship Representative, NRCS’s Area Biologist, Colorado State University Weed Management Specialists and a private lands wildlife biologist from Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Join us during our third annual Wildcat Hills Bioblitz as we discover the biodiversity of Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area!
Join us for a guided bird walk through Red Rocks Park. Hone your birding skills, learn new ones and discover the birds that make the park their home.
Join us for a relaxing, fun bird walk to meet other volunteers and staff. We'll meet at the Environmental Learning Center at 8 a.m. and conclude our walk at 9 a.m. Please dress to be outside and bring a water bottle and your binoculars. Do not hesitate to reach out if you have questions! We hope to see you there!...
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies and Pheasants Forever present a FREE workshop on cost-share opportunities to improve health and productivity of your rangelands and benefit the Greater Sage-grouse.
Raise a glass with us at New Belgium Brewing Company on Friday, July 26 for a special mini-celebration of the Poudre River! We’ll have music by the Greyhounds, New Belgium beer and food trucks, several river related activities for families, opportunities to learn more about the Poudre RiverFest and its organizing non-profits, and a chance to win some great prizes from local businesses! Visit our Facebook page for the latest updates and information about the event.
Join us for a guided bird walk through Red Rocks Park. Hone your birding skills, learn new ones and discover the birds that make the park their home.
Join us at this training to learn about our bird banding field trips, the curriculum, teaching strategies, and how to become a bird banding field trip program leader. Program leaders: Lead groups of students or adults through structured bird banding focused field trips, including a bird walk, migration activity, and sharing information at the banding station Work with different age...
All interested volunteers are invited to join us for our bimonthly Volunteer Work Day & Open House! We will be completing various landscaping, gardening, maintenance, and administrative projects as well as talking about Bird Conservancy's volunteer opportunities and other ways to get involved. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to attend. Coffee and snacks will be provided. RSVP is required...
Participants will get an “up-close and personal” experience with nature while they watch a wildlife biologist place a band on migrating birds captured harmlessly in mist nets. They will also have an opportunity to learn about: · adaptations · conservation issues · bird behaviors · habitat requirements · migration Registration required, no walk-ins. Ages: 4 and up Cost: Adult $1 Child $5
