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Author: Keith Bruno
Keith Bruno is a community naturalist for the Audubon Society, serving southwest Colorado. He enjoys teaching about birds, native plants, pollinators, food security, snow science, and generally anything that gets him outdoors.
GGP to Show Film ‘Common Ground’ for Annual Fundraiser, April 22
As part of a “Global Watch Party”, we will be watching the initial streaming of the film along with millions of people worldwide…
Results of Audubon’s 2024 Christmas Bird Count
Locally, we only have 14 years of data, but even within that window of time, we have seen similar changes on our own regional landscape…
Volunteer Community Naturalist Training with Audubon Rockies
Registrants are strongly encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible, as each session will cover new material….
ESSAY: Conversation with a Young Birder
“Birds are a key animal group. It’s important to include them in our world, and not ignore them…”
Join the Christmas Bird Count in Archuleta County with ‘Winter Birds 101’ Tonight
In order to prepare for the count, Weminuche Audubon and Audubon Rockies will host bird identification classes starting tonight, November 30…
Pagosa’s Christmas Bird Count Spies 65 Species
When compared to last year’s effort, we viewed over 200 more overall birds in the circle, but one less species was detected…
Pagosa Preparing for 122nd Christmas Bird Count; Classes Start Tomorrow
Last year, nearly 70 participants contributed in various capacities (birding at home feeders, from cross-country skis and snowshoes) to log 4,746 birds of 66 species…
ESSAY: Celebrating the Nation’s Remaining Wetlands
The US Fish and Wildlife’s National Wetlands Inventory determined that between the 1780s and 1980s, the ‘lower 48’ of the United States saw a net loss of about 53% of its total wetlands…
PHOTO ESSAY: Birds Count
Our preliminary findings from this year show that, while we logged 62 bird species, overall bird numbers are lower than the past two years…