I am excited to share that Evergreen Audubon & Nature Center has been selected as a Charity Partner for the upcoming Denver Colfax Marathon, May 16-17! The Colfax Marathon is the largest marathon weekend in the Rocky Mountain Region, andRead More
Local chapter of the National Audubon Society
I am excited to share that Evergreen Audubon & Nature Center has been selected as a Charity Partner for the upcoming Denver Colfax Marathon, May 16-17! The Colfax Marathon is the largest marathon weekend in the Rocky Mountain Region, andRead More
Now that we have all of our Christmas Bird Count (CBC) data in, and have sent that off to National Audubon, it’s time to share a few more details from this year’s count.
On a warm winter day we recorded 58 raptors representing nine species as we made our way from Wiggins, Colorado to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal.
The wonders of winter waterfowl, and many other birds, were on display on Saturday, January 31, when Evergreen Audubon Birders walked Northern reaches of the South Platte above Denver. Read on to find out more, get excited about all the great bird walks we are scheduling, and go out birding!
Royal Order of the Dipper & Founders’ Award written by Melissa Leasia It was my pleasure to award the Royal Order of the Dipper and the Founders’ Award to Carol Burdick and Chuck Aid, respectively, during the 2026 Annual BanquetRead More
written by Dave Kwasnick The Great Backyard Bird Count is quickly approaching. From February 13–16, you’re invited to log as many observations as possible about bird activity in your backyard, then report them to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. ViewRead More
Saturday morning the temps at the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt were in the teens and a few of the “lakes” were frozen or mostly frozen over. Braving the initial cold we ended up with an incredible 45 species.
Oh what fun was had by all! The 57th Annual Evergreen Christmas Bird Count, held on December 14, 2025, was another memorable day of community science and camaraderie. The morning started out brisk at 29 degrees but warmed beautifully into theRead More