Apply now to become a Habitat Hero by transforming your yard, community park or schoolyard into a landscape that supports a diversity of wildlife. Do you need a resource on how to do it? Get one of our Wildscaping resources right here.
To bring us all together, making our collective voice stronger, Audubon is hosting two workshops in June (June 22 – Boulder, June 29 – Colorado Springs) to focus on water, birds, and powerful advocacy! Join the Western Rivers Action Network and rise to the historic challenge of creating healthier rivers.
What to do with an injured, or juvenile bird and other frequently asked questions answered here.
Q: What do I do if I see a young bird on the ground?
A: Over 75% of young birds "rescued" do not need help. Often the parents are nearby watching over the young. Some birds leave the nest prior to their ability to fly and will spend days on the ground while being trained by their parents. If the young bird is at risk (cats, dogs), try locating the nest and place the bird back in as best you can. If you cannot find the nest, leave the bird in an open-top, shallow box or basket and place it nearby out of reach of predators.
Audubon Rockies to hold its annual Bio-Blitz event near Buffalo June 14,15,16th
Audubon’s “BioBlitz” will be a 24-hour event in which teams of scientists, teachers, volunteers, and community members join forces. The public is invited.
