How you Can Help Wild Bird Species from Home
There are many ways you can help wildlife at home. Simple steps such as growing native plants, not using harmful pesticides on your yard, and… Read More »How you Can Help Wild Bird Species from Home
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Wildfire and Wildlife
Coloradoans are used to wildfire. They are a natural part of our arid climate, but lately, the severity and frequency of these fires have exploded.… Read More »Wildfire and Wildlife
Recycle Your Fishing Line!
Did you know that messy fishing practices can be incredibly dangerous to local wildlife? A fishing line that has not been properly disposed of can… Read More »Recycle Your Fishing Line!
Regulations on Bird Nests
Some bird species in Colorado are protected federally by the Migratory Bird Act. There are regulations regarding moving or destroying nests, so make sure to… Read More »Regulations on Bird Nests
Help Reuniting a Raccoon Baby with its Mother
You can help a baby raccoon join their mother again with a few simple steps. Greenwood has already had several success stories this year of… Read More »Help Reuniting a Raccoon Baby with its Mother
Prevent Future Wildlife Conflict
Much of Colorado wildlife start to prepare nesting sites for spring babies starting in January. That means there are things we can do to prevent… Read More »Prevent Future Wildlife Conflict
Lookout for Waterfowl in the Road
Imagine you are flying over Boulder. The land is scattered with small bodies of water and Boulder Creek winds through town, looking like a icy… Read More »Lookout for Waterfowl in the Road
From Catio, Cat on a Leash, to Clown Collar
We get it. Your cat went outside once and now reeks havoc on your sanity anytime you try to keep her indoors. The meowing and… Read More »From Catio, Cat on a Leash, to Clown Collar
Building Temporary Nests for Misplaced Baby Birds
Birds can be seen nesting all around Colorado this time of year. From low-hanging branches to mud-covered cliff dwellings. One day you may come across… Read More »Building Temporary Nests for Misplaced Baby Birds
Mother Knows Best
*this information does not apply to waterfowl and shorebirds* Birds don’t abandon their young often. That is why it is important for people that are… Read More »Mother Knows Best