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.
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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.
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.
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.
Join us during our third annual Wildcat Hills Bioblitz as we discover the biodiversity of Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area!
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!
Every year, the community of Karval in eastern Colorado comes together to celebrate the return of Mountain Plover to their fields, inviting birders from around the world to join in the moment and experience local hospitality and culture. Bird Conservancy’s Ryan Parker shares an update about this year’s Mountain Plover Festival (April 26-28, 2019) and the exciting things they have planned.
Join us at the Karval Mountain Plover Festival for a community-sponsored weekend of bird watching, wildlife viewing tours, entertainment, history, arts and crafts, music, antiques, and lots of great food!
Nineteen Mennonite students from Cuauhtémoc recently joined us in the field and experienced a day in the life of bird biologists. Representing a vital piece of the conservation puzzle in Chihuahua, their visit opens new pathways for awareness, conversation and collaboration to help grassland birds on Mexico’s wintering grounds.
