Local chapter of the National Audubon Society
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Overview Topic: Ingredients of a Great Bird Photograph. Speakers: Alan Murphy, professional wildlife photographer Date and Time: Thursday, August 3 at 7 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm for socializing) Location–Hybrid: In person at Church of the Transfiguration (new location) & virtual attendance via Zoom Presentation Details: Tufted Titmouse. Photograph by (more…)
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Our June Evergreen Audubon Chapter Meeting is a doubleheader: A native plants ID workshop followed by our Chapter Meeting and presentation by Nate Goeckner and Erin Decker on “Native Landscaping for Biodiversity” come early at 5:30 pm for the plant ID workshop and stay for the program that will help you understand how to put your new-found knowledge to use in creating a beautiful native plant landscape. Then on Saturday you can get the native plants you need at our 3rd annual native plant sale and see the plants on the landscape at the native plant demonstration garden at Hiwan Homestead. This is one series of events that you won’t want to miss-We’ll see you there!
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Our May 2023 Chapter meeting will be taking us on a breathtaking ride through the geologic history of our Evergreen World. Come learn with us as Evergreen Audubon Members Lisa and Thom Fisher share their discoveries about our local geologic history, where the earth beneath your feet came from, and where it’s going! Hope to see you there!
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The April 2023 Evergreen Audubon Chapter meeting will be one you won’t want to miss when we host Erin Gelling, Executive Director for Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition for her presentation “Sandhill Crane Conservation in Northwest Colorado”. This is a Chapter Meeting you won’t want to miss. Looking forward to seeing you there, virtually or in-person!
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Don’t miss Evergreen Audubon’s March 2023 Chapter meeting, where Amy Seglund and Liza Rossi, both of Colorado Parks and Wildlife, present the natural history and latest research findings on Pinyon Jays, those social corvids so characteristic of Western North America’s Pinyon Pine forests. You won’t want to miss it!
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Topic: Galapagos Islands Wildlife Tour – A Sampling of Birds, Mammals, and Reptiles and Remote Ecology Speaker: Tom Ryon, wildlife biologist, Evergreen Audubon Chapter member Date and Time: Thursday, February 2nd at 7 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm for socializing) Location: Hybrid: In person at Evergreen Christian Church and virtual attendance via Zoom Presentation (more…)