This event is not affiliated with Aiken Audubon, but you may be interested in this bird activity in Pueblo, CO.

Friday, March 20th – 10:00am-11:30am at the Charles W. Lee Bridge on the Arkansas River

Space is limited. $20 per adult. Register at https://pueblofoodproject.org/product/birdwalk/

Whether you’re a seasoned birder or a curious nature lover, this guided bird walk promises a unique opportunity to learn about the birds that thrive along the Arkansas River and how the same vital water source provides the local food we love. Come experience the rich history and ecosystem of the Arkansas River Trail in Pueblo as we peek into its beauty hiding in plain sight. Led by Jolene Collins, Community Engagement Manager for Palmer Land Conservancy, and Marla Browne, board member of Arkansas Valley Audubon Society and passionate birder, this walk is an experience you won’t want to miss. Also joining us will be Dr. Andrew Dreelin, Palmer’s Land Stewardship Manager. Andrew studied ornithology at Cornell University and has been obsessed with birds for the past 14 years. Before joining Palmer, he completed his doctoral research on grassland birds and even worked for eBird. Your $20 ticket (KIDS JOIN FREE!) does double duty: it supports the Pueblo Food Project while sharing information about the water that sustains us all. Space is limited.