Volunteers for this survey of American Dipper Nesting will meet on Saturday, March 13, at 10 AM at the amphitheater near the domes in Centennial Park.  Please bring binoculars, and masks, and be prepared for less than perfect weather!  If … Continue reading →

Please join us for our monthly meeting on Wednesday, March 17, at 6:30 PM. In March we welcome Douglas Purcell, district wildlife manager with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. CPW is charged with managing 42 state parks, over 300 state wildlife areas, … Continue reading →

This spring, Audubon Rockies and researchers at Colorado State University are collaborating to offer an exciting new series of Habitat Hero workshops focused on native plant outreach. Attendees will learn how to get involved and grow their skills and confidence, … Continue reading →

Volunteers for this nesting survey of American Dippers will meet at 10AM at the amphitheater near the domes in Centennial Park.  We will go over the protocols of the project and look for potential nest sites along the river in … Continue reading →

Visit Great Bend, KS (virtually) for their annual festival with an impressive line-up of speakers.  Evening sessions.  $20 registration gets you in. http://wingsandwetlands.com  for information and to register.

Weminuche Audubon and Pagosa Wetland Partners are conducting an exciting training program for people interested in conducting public tours of the Riverwalk wetlands areas.Training topics will include plants, animals, wetland ecology, human history and more. Learn how to educate people … Continue reading →

Our April board meeting will be held virtually via Zoom.  If you are interested in attending, please email us at weminuche.audubon@gmail.com for the link to the meeting.

People of all ages are welcome to join Community Science Coordinator Zach Hutchinson as he revisits his extremely popular introduction to birding, Birding 101. This free webinar focuses on the basics of bird identification, field guide selection and usage, and much … Continue reading →

Stretching across 13 western states and 2 Canadian provinces, the sagebrush steppe is North America’s largest ecosystem. Sadly, most Americans know little about this biologically rich landscape and the wonders found there. This free virtual workshop is an opportunity for … Continue reading →

In April we will be discussing our Bird Community Monitoring Project as we get ready for the third season of this study. Join us on Zoom to learn about the importance of this fun citizen science project. Controlled burns, thinning … Continue reading →