Keith Bruno runs ecology education programs at the Hershey Foundation’s Four Mile Ranch and throughout southwest Colorado. He enjoys teaching about birds, native plants, pollinators, food security, snow science, and generally anything that gets him outdoors. Before Audubon, Keith received a master’s degree in natural eesources with an environmental education certificate from the University of Idaho. He spent most of his 20s and 30s roaming around the west working wildlife and plant technician jobs with some forays into mountain guiding and market farming. He enjoys skiing, gardening, fishing, hunting, mountain climbing, and exploring Puebloan dwellings of the desert Southwest. Now he gets to do it with his young daughter!
Community Naturalist
December 20, 2022
— Learn how her father, grandparents, and the Christmas Bird Count sparked a family tradition and a passion for birds.
Community Naturalist In Colorado
December 14, 2022
— Our volunteer environmental educators helped inspire hundreds of students in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, this fall.
Migration
April 29, 2022
— How to identify five common migratory birds in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah.
Community Naturalist
November 4, 2019
— A new community science project connects students to climate change.
Habitat Hero
June 27, 2019
— Students released 700 native bees in Pagosa Springs (and no one was stung)!
Blog
January 24, 2019
— Learn what volunteer community scientists observed during the count.