HOW WE SERVE OUR COMMUNITY
Adult Adventures
From workshops to bird walks, we share the joy of birds and explain why birds matter.
Youth and Family Events
We bring families together while sparking curiosity and wonder about birds and nature.
School Programs
Our in-school classes and outdoor field trips show the connections that permeate nature.
Conservation
Helping you to take actions that protect birds, other wildlife, and the natural world.
Research
Science improves our understanding of environmental stressors that threaten wildlife.
Nature Center
Take a break, get outside, and experience this sanctuary for birds and other animals.
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RECENT NEWS
Birds and the Moon- A Luminous Relationship
Our relationship with the moon has a rich and deep history. For time immemorial, cultures have connected to her cycles, orienting life around her phases, expressions, and seasons. The moon’s presence transcends time and space and is something we can all relate to, for we are all under the same sky. The moon’s illuminating and
Night Flights: Why We Should Turn Out The Lights
At the time of writing this, it is predicted that tonight, March 7th, 14 million birds will fly over the United States. A profound number, yet a small percentage of the 3.5-4 billion winged beings that take to the wind each Spring and Fall, weaving together the airwaves and the planet. This is bird migration.
The Wellbeing of Birdsong
Contributed by Dori Edwards, Denver Audubon Communications I love the honk of the morning and evening commute. But I’m not talking about cars. It’s an echoing honk that cascades across the sky as I’m getting ready for work. It emerges from afar, arrives above me, and then fades again into the distance. It wafts down