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Celebrating 30 Years of Migratory Milestones

2018 marks our 30th Anniversary, and we're celebrating! In the coming months, we'll reminisce about the migratory milestones and positive impacts that our organization has...

Repairing the Land, Building Resilience

The scope and severity of the 2017 Lodgepole Complex Fire shook Montana's Garfield County to the core, but it also brought together the community and...

A New Kind of ‘Bird Dog’

Wildlife field work isn’t just for people and battery powered devices! Dogs are an effective and fulfilling tool in the conservation world. Meet Badger and...

Going to Bat for Birds

Bats have a lot in common with birds. These flying mammalian counterparts can fly, eat insects, are found in a variety of habitats, and are...

Sirens of the Mountaintops

Brown-capped Rosy-Finches nest at higher elevations than any other bird species in the United States, and their breeding distribution is almost entirely limited to Colorado....

State of the Birds 2017

For more than three decades, the Farm Bill has been an effective tool for wildlife conservation, sustaining essential habitat for more than 100 species. For...

Summer Camp Memories

Summer Camps are a venue to develop an affinity for uncertainty—a central part of the scientific process. On the Wing, a ten-day camp for teens...

Mountains to Plains

2017 marks eleven consecutive years of data collection at Soapstone Prairie Natural Area in Northern Colorado. This beautiful and ecologically important landscape is home to...

The Daily Cycle of a Nocturnal Technician

In the darkness of night, after the rest of the world has retired for the evening, our teams are in the wilderness looking for Mexican...

Dancing with Cranes!

The Greater Sandhill Crane is an iconic species of the Yampa Valley in Northwest Colorado. Every spring, they return from wintering grounds in New Mexico...

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