Here’s the Nature Almanac for the first Friday in February. It’s the quest for an extremely rare bird that has never been seen before in Colorado […]
Dot Org: Natura Obscura
Natura Obscura is an immersive art experience that’s like stepping into your favorite painting but where you can hear, smell, touch, and explore everything around you. […]
Dot Org: Wild Bear Nature Center
Since 1995, Wild Bear’s mission is to provide year round educational programs to people of all ages fostering a life-long appreciation of the environment and promoting […]
Radio Bookclub: Karen Auvinen – Rough Beauty
Local author Karen Auvinen joins us at the radio bookclub to talk about her new book Rough Beauty: Forty Seasons of Mountain Living, a record of […]
December Nature Almanac: Cedar Waxwings
This December’s Nature Almanac makes a visit to the area near Broadway and Baseline that attracts those beautiful-as-porcelain (but often inebriated) Cedar Waxwing Birds. Image courtesy […]
August Nature Almanac: Chickaree Squirrels
This months Nature Almanac is about some very chattery “Chickaree Squirrels” aka “Pine Squirrels”, and as Ruth Carol’s reading a rapturous quote about them from John […]
Dot Org: Thorne Nature Experience
Thorne Nature Experience provides youth with hands-on place-based environmental educational experiences that foster an appreciation and connection to Nature. Alyson Duffy, Director of Development and Marketing, […]
Nature Almanac: Birds at Boulder Reservoir Mudflats
This month’s Nature Almanac features Boulder biologist Scott Severs talking about birds at the Boulder Reservoir’s Northwest Mudflats. Image courtesy of Scott E. Severs.