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Aiken Monthly Meeting March 2024 | Collaboration is the Way of the Future to Save Working Lands

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office 4255 Sinton Rd, Colorado Springs

Grassland birds have suffered an unparalleled decline over the past half century, stemming from widespread development of North America’s grasslands. This calls for Audubon's action. To combat the negative effects of grassland degradations—and to keep grass on the landscape—Audubon has developed the Conservation Ranching Initiative. Join us at our March monthly meeting to hear from

Aiken Canyon with Collin Hildreth – Sunday – March 24, 2024 at 8a

Aiken Canyon 3350 Turkey Canon Ranch Rd, Colorado Springs, CO

Join Aiken and Collin Hildreth at Aiken Canyon for an approximately 3-4 hour walk on Sunday, March 24th.  Meet in the parking lot, map below. Named after ornithologist, Dr. Charles Aiken, this is a great destination for birders. Over 100 species have been seen here. Located 16 miles south of Colorado Springs, these 1,621-acres are

Joint Trip with DFO – Clear Spring Ranch April 6th – go to DFOBirds.org to register!

Clear Spring Ranch Loren Lane, Fountain, CO, United States

Registration opens 3/16 at 12p! Clear Spring Ranch Regional Park (El Paso County) 4/6/2024      7:00 AM - 2:00 PM Leader: Megan Miller   [email protected] or 7207759710 Trip Difficulty: Moderate Directions Clear Spring Ranch is located at exit 123 on I-25. Go west and follow a dirt road across train tracks and turn left in a large dirt road

Birds & Brews – Rock Ledge Ranch followed by Red Leg Brewing

Rock Ledge Ranch 3199 Chambers Way, Colorado Springs, CO, United States

Sunday, April 21 Rock Ledge Ranch (9am) & Red Leg Brewing (12pm) - We'll peruse the orchard, meadows, woodlands, and rock formations in search of a variety of migrants and resident birds. If time permits, we'll walk into Garden of the Gods for birds like White-throated Swifts, Prairie Falcons, and Canyon Wren. - This will be

Birding By Book | “Woman, Watching”

Aiken Audubon's Birding by Book is a book club for those who love birds AND books! The club meets to discuss selected book titles and create community among birders in the Pikes Peak area. Read "Woman, Watching: Louise de Kiriline Lawrence and the Songbirds of Pimisi Bay” by Merilyn Simonds  at your leisure, then join

Birds & Brews – Kane Ranch Open Space followed by Peaks & Pines Brewery

Kane Ranch Open Space

Sunday, May 5 Kane Ranch Open Space (9am) & Peaks & Pines (12pm)  - We'll search the dried cottonwood creek bottom and prairie for a variety of migrating songbirds, birds of prey, burrowing owls, curve-billed thrashers, and ladder-backed woodpeckers. - This will be an easy-moderate hike. We'll be on relatively flat terrain and may go three miles

Pikes Peak Birding and Nature Festival

Hold the dates for Pikes Peak Birding and Nature Festival. www.pikespeakbirdingandnaturefestival.org Early Bird registration opens March 23

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