The Partners in the Outdoors Conference is an opportunity to cultivate common ground, explore best practices of partnering, and design collaborative solutions with diverse voices and stakeholders to conserve Colorado’s outdoor heritage.

This training will benefit anyone who lives in Colorado who cares about environmental conservation.

Audubon’s 124th Christmas Bird Count will be held from December 14, 2023 to January 5, 2024! There are counts across Colorado that you can join.

Instead of racking up credit card debt on Black Friday, join us for a festive time afield in blessèd Boulder County the day after Thanksgiving. We’ll bird the foothills, we’ll bird the reservoirs, we’ll hit the marshes and meadows—Over the river and through the woods we’ll go!

Help restore the habitat of the Gunnison Sage-Grouse by assisting in decommissioning and seeding unauthorized roads through sagebrush habitat at Cabin Creek to restore and improve critical wildlife habitat.

GBBO’s Outreach Biologist Ned Bohman will give a 30-minute presentation covering the specifics of data collection and how to use the data entry app Survey1,2,3.

In part 1 (of 2) of this introductory session, GBBO’s Outreach Biologist Ned Bohman will cover the basics of Pinyon Jay biology and the history of Great Basin Bird Observatory’s Community Science Initiative.

Josh Haas, nationally known photographer, will feature video of hawk species, as well as side-to-side comparisons of hawk species seen on Dinosaur Ridge during spring migration.

This is training two of three for Spring 2023 Hawk Watch volunteers.

Interested in becoming a volunteer at the Dinosaur Ridge Hawk Watch? This introductory presentation is for you!