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February 2023 Chapter Meeting

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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…)

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December 2022 Chapter Meeting

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Our December Chapter meeting is all about preparation for Evergreen Audubon’s 54th Christmas Bird Count! Join us on Thursday December 2, 2022 at 6:30 pm at Evergreen Christian Church or via Zoom to enjoy an evening (re)learning local bird ID, reliving the ghosts of Christmas Counts past, and jumping into the always popular Christmas Count Bird ID quiz. We look forward to seeing you there!

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November 2022 Chapter Meeting

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Learn all about Mountain Lion Biology, behavior, and how cougars are navigating the wildlife-urban interface when our speaker, Mat Alldredge, carnivore research for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, presents “Mountain Lions in Colorado and Their Presence in the Urban-Wildland Interface”. Don’t miss it!

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September 2022 Chapter Meeting

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August 2022 Chapter Meeting

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We will learn all about beavers and their ability to change and improve habitat quality in streams when Kelsea Holloway, USFWS Public Lands Biologist, presents “Its About Dam Time”.

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May 2022 Chapter meeting

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Dr. Garth Spellman of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science will talk about how climate change contributed to the origin of and could lead to the decline of the Brown-capped Rosy-finch, an iconic CO species.

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