Legendary birding hotspots such as Two Buttes and Cottonwood Canyon will likely have a mix of eastern and western warblers, specialty trips to private ranches are practically guaranteed to provide some surprises, and even birding right around Lamar will surely be excellent.

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.

Full registration for the 2024 CFO Convention ends on April 15, 2024.

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

CFO donates funds each year to a conservation project impacting Colorado’s birds and bird habitats. Organizations and individuals with conservation projects impacting Colorado birds and their habitats are invited to submit proposals.

CFO invites abstracts for presentations to be given during the science session on the afternoon of Saturday, May 4, 2024 in Lamar, CO.

Dr. Horton will discuss how his lab uses remote-sensing tools, like radar, to better quantify the number of migrants filling nighttime airspaces, determine where and when migrants are impacted by artificial light, and how these data can be integrated with community science records to better understand migration and forecast movements. Dr. Kyle Horton is an assistant…

Registration for the 2024 Convention and Annual Meeting in Lamar, CO opens for those who are not CFO members.

Members can start signing up for the 2024 Convention and Annual Meeting in Lamar, CO.

Whether looking for a new birding spot near home or planning an extended trip to the far corners of the state, you’ve probably used a bird-finding guide to help find a prime location. Ten years ago, Ken Ostermiller was thinking about bringing bird-finding guides into the 21st century using crowd-sourcing. The site he developed based…