Local chapter of the National Audubon Society
The Walden-Sawhill Ponds complex is an incredible place to find migrating and summer resident waterfowl, shorebirds, raptors and songbirds through the winding complex of ponds, wetlands, and side streams of Boulder Creek. Join us for a great morning of birding, but don’t hesitate; spaces are limited!
Don’t miss this great opportunity when your Evergreen Audubon Chapter visits the Bird Banding Station at Chatfield on May 25. Spaces are limited so don’t delay; register today!
Barr Lake, a 1,037-acre reservoir northeast of Denver next to Interstate 76, is the centerpiece of 2,715-acre Barr Lake State Park. Barr Lake itself isRead More
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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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Learn all about how to mitigate wildlife interactions and problems with human infrastructure such highways cutting through animal migration routes, when our speaker, Julia Kintsch, Principal & Senior Ecologist for ECO-resolutions, presents “Where wildlife meets the road: How Colorado is managing connectivity and conflict”. Can’t wait to see you there!
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