Evan Barrientos.

Evan Barrientos

Communications and Marketing Manager

Evan Barrientos is the communications and marketing manager of Audubon Rockies. His passion is using photography, videography, and writing to inspire people to explore and care for nature. He began birdwatching and photography as a child at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center in Wisconsin and studied Natural Resources at Cornell University. In addition to communications, he has worked in the fields of environmental education, volunteer coordination, land restoration and management, and ecology. 

Articles by Evan Barrientos

Experimenting Today to Save Tomorrow’s Soils
Conservation Ranching Initiative

Experimenting Today to Save Tomorrow’s Soils

— Seven Audubon-certified ranches are testing ways to improve soil health through Colorado’s new STAR Plus program.
A Healing Garden
Habitat Hero

A Healing Garden

— A new native garden supports the well-being of the Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Center’s staff and clients.
Eagle Ridge Ranch
Conservation Ranching Initiative

Eagle Ridge Ranch

— Adapting to drought on an Audubon-certified ranch in Wyoming.
Young and Inspired
Giving

Young and Inspired

— Why a 12-year-old birder donated to bird conservation.
Securing Gillmor Sanctuary’s Future
Gillmor Sanctuary

Securing Gillmor Sanctuary’s Future

— A land donation to Audubon’s Gillmor Sanctuary protects the future of shorebird habitat restoration.
A Legacy of Connecting People to Nature
Giving

A Legacy of Connecting People to Nature

— How Cheryl Miller is helping Audubon bring environmental education to thousands of kids in southwest Colorado.
Sage-Grouse Season Is Upon Us
Sagebrush Ecosystem Initiative

Sage-Grouse Season Is Upon Us

— In sagebrush country, the show goes on.
Bird Banding at 12 Years Old
Bird Banding

Bird Banding at 12 Years Old

— See how Audubon Rockies has helped one young scientist become a skilled bird bander.
Wyoming Just Protected Sage-Grouse. We need Colorado to keep doing the same.
Sagebrush Ecosystem Initiative

Wyoming Just Protected Sage-Grouse. We need Colorado to keep doing the same.

— Governor Gordon’s executive order sets an example that other states should follow.