Weminuche Audubon Society

Trail Days at Fourmile Ranch
2023-08-22 08:00 - 2023-08-24 17:00 (America/Denver) | Hershey Fourmile Ranch, Snowball Rd, Pagosa Springs, CO, 81147
Help prepare the property for fall education programs. Volunteers are needed to assist in clearing trails, setting trail signs, unpacking supplies and more. We can find a job for you!!! Contribute as much or as little time as your schedule allows between August 22 and 24. Contact kbruno@audubon.org for directions and your availability.

Birding at Chimney Rock
2023-08-19 08:00 - 10:00 | Chimney Rock National Monument, 3179 CO 151, Chimney Rock, CO, 81121
Join us for a fun and casual 2-hour bird-walk led by a knowledgeable birding guide from the Weminuche Audubon Society. These outings are designed to introduce you to the diverse community of birds that spend their summer at Chimney Rock National Monument. Birders of all skill levels are welcome to participate. Your guide will help you identify various species and explain the unique adaptations that allow these birds to survive here.
Participants will be walking slowly on uneven terrain in the lower area of CRNM (no archaeological sites are included on this tour). Good walking shoes are advised, along with plenty of water and sun protection. Bring binoculars if you have them. Not recommended for young children.
Guests must enter through the Hwy 151 entry gate during the check-in 7: 45-8:00 AM. the gate will be locked at the end of that time. This is a Chimney Rock event and a fee is charged. Visit http://chimneyrockco.org to place a reservation.

Riverwalk Naturalist Tour
2023-08-19 08:00 - 09:30, 2023-08-15 19:00 - 20:30, 2023-07-29 08:00 - 09:30, 2023-07-25 19:00 - 20:30, 2023-07-22 08:00 - 09:30, 2023-07-18 19:00 - 20:30, 2023-07-15 08:00 - 09:30, 2023-07-01 08:00 - 09:30 and 3 more dates | Riverwalk
Take a tour of discovery through the Riverwalk wetlands conservation area with trained naturalists from Pagosa Wetland Partners. Tours are free and last approximately 1-1.5 hours. The 1.5 mile paved trail is wheel-chair accessible. Please bring water, sunglasses, a hat and your curiosity. Cameras and binoculars are a plus, but no pets please.
Tours start from the Native Plants Garden on the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership site in Centennial Park.

August Chapter Meeting-Focus on Water
2023-08-16 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
Our August meeting will address the question, where does our water come from? Most of us turn on a faucet and there it is. We don’t stop to wonder just how it got there and think about the stops along the way.
We are fortunate to have Josh Kurz agree to speak at our August meeting and trace the water that is our lifeblood to its watershed sources. He has created an easy to understand diagram to help us visualize the journey that water takes to our homes.
Kurz will additionally challenge us to think about the importance of all of the other demands on our local water supply on top of our municipal uses. Will future demand for water exceed current supply?
Kurz is an educator passionate about water. Prior to entering the teaching profession, he worked for 4 years as an hydrologist. He currently teaches science at Pagosa Springs High School.
The public is invited to join us for this educational presentation at our meeting on Wednesday, August 16, at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St. Enter through the side door close to the parking lot. Let us know and we can open the main door for handicap entry. Arrive at 6:00 PM for snacks and socializing before the meeting starts at 6:30. A donation of non-perishable food for the church food bank, in appreciation for our meeting space, is appreciated. Foods that don’t require cooking like peanut-butter are especially requested.
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August Plant Walk
2023-08-02 09:30 - 14:00 | CO
Join Certified Herbalist, Lake McCullough, for a fun and educational ramble through the forest, as we identify edible and medicinal native plants. The walks are free of charge! Weminuche Audubon Society is proud to partner with Lake in offering these walks. In order to handle increased popularity and demand for information about our local ecosystems, we will be conducting two back-to-back plant walks at each location. There is a 15-person maximum on each walk. Please call ahead to schedule!
The August walk will explore wildflowers and medicinal plants of the Continental Divide
First Tour: 9:30 to 11:30
Second Tour: 11:45 to 1:45
Late summer herbs, wildflowers, and edible plants on the Continental Divide. Meet at the Continental Divide Trail parking lot at the top of Wolf Creek Pass. Take Highway 160 east for about 23 miles from downtown Pagosa, to the top of Wolf Creek Pass. Parking is on the right side of the highway, at the Continental Divide Interpretive Sign. Walk is about 2 miles roundtrip. Please be prepared for rocky trails and unpredictable weather, and leave dogs at home.
Advance registration is required and these popular tours book quickly. Please call Lake at 970-398-0923 to reserve your space or see her at her business, Earthsense Herbals, at 144 Pagosa St. Shop here for natural remedies, jewelry and fantastic artwork.

July Chapter Meeting
2023-07-19 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
Join us Wednesday evening for a chance to go home with a fantastic door prize. Win a bee hotel to invite these pollinators into your yard or a beautiful native plant to feed them.

The decline of pollinator species worldwide is of great concern to people who study them and to people aware of their importance to life. In an article posted to the United States Department of Agriculture website the message is clear. “Without pollinators, we don’t eat—it’s simple as that—and, at the moment, large numbers of pollinators are dying.” A recent discussion of this topic among Weminuche Audubon board members led us to want to learn what we can do as individuals to support one of these important pollinator types, bees. This quest directed us to local bee lover Jen Doane with a request to speak on this subject at our July chapter meeting.
Jenifer is a certified interpretive guide and the early literacy librarian at the Ruby Sisson Memorial Library. Her love for bees extends to both honey bees and Colorado native bees. When she is not tending her bee hives, she is often found documenting native bees for the Colorado Native Bee Watch. In Jen’s presentation we will learn about Colorado native bees and their importance for a healthy ecosystem. We’ll discuss various species, supporting healthy populations, and building native bee houses. This introductory presentation will spark an interest in bees and provide resources for future research.
The public is invited to join us for this exciting presentation at our meeting on Wednesday, July 19, at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St. Enter through the side door close to the parking lot. Let us know and we can open the main door for handicap entry. Arrive at 6:00 PM for snacks and socializing before the meeting starts at 6:30. A contribution of non-perishable food for the church food bank, particularly if it can be consumed without cooking, is appreciated in thanks for our meeting space. For those unable to join us in person, use the following link to join us on Zoom.
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July Plant Walk
2023-07-12 09:30 - 14:00 | CO
Join Certified Herbalist, Lake McCullough, for a fun and educational ramble through the forest, as we identify edible and medicinal native plants. The walks are free of charge! Weminuche Audubon Society is proud to partner with Lake in offering these walks. In order to handle increased popularity and demand for information about our local ecosystems, we will be conducting two back-to-back plant walks at each location. There is a 15-person maximum on each walk. Please call ahead to schedule!
The July walk will explore native plant diversity on the Piedra River Trail
First Tour: 9:30 to 11:30
Second Tour: 11:45 to 1:45
Peak wildflower season at one of Pagosa’s most popular and scenic hikes! Meet at the Piedra River Trailhead. From Highway 160, take County Road 600 (Forest Service Road 631) 14.5 miles north to the bridge over the Piedra River. Continue on for another 300 yards, then take a left into the parking area. Walk is about 2 miles roundtrip. Please be prepared for rocky trails and unpredictable weather, and leave dogs at home.
Advance registration is required and these popular tours book quickly. Please call Lake at 970-398-0923 to reserve your space or see her at her business, Earthsense Herbals, at 144 Pagosa St. Shop here for natural remedies, jewelry and fantastic artwork.

Annual Meeting
2023-06-21 17:30 - 19:30 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
The month of June marks the end of our fiscal year and time for our annual meeting. Our bylaws dictate that the annual meeting will include a report on the state of the chapter, a report on our financial condition and elections to the board. This year board positions with terms expiring are those of Secretary (Lisa Tedder), Treasurer (Anne Stevens) and Director (Brenda Breding). The board is nominating all three of these members for re-election to their current positions. Nominations from the floor for these positions will also be taken at our meeting, All chapter members whose dues are current are able to vote in these elections.
Equally important is the opportunity to enjoy time together at this meeting. As has been our tradition, we will enjoy a potluck dinner. Please bring a dish to share, your dinnerware and silver. We will provide drinks.
This meeting will be the chance to renew your membership for the coming year. We are able to keep our dues at the current $15/year rate.
This is also a great time to show your support with the purchase of an attractive Weminuche Audubon tshirt. Shirts are $22 each, cash or check.
We will meet at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St at 5:30 PM on Wednesday, June 21, Please note the earlier start time for this meeting. We hope to see you there!!!! We expect the business meeting to begin about 6:30.
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June Plant Walk
2023-06-03 09:30 - 14:00 | CO
Join us for a fun and educational ramble through the forest, led by certified herbalist Lake McCullough, as we identify edible and medicinal native plants. The walks are free of charge! Offered in partnership with the Weminuche Audubon Society. In order to handle increased popularity and demand for information about our local ecosystems, we will be conducting two back-to-back plant walks at each location. The first tour will begin at 9:30 and run until 11:30. The second tour will begin at 11:45 and go until 1:45.
Early summer herbs, wildflowers, and edible plants in the most widespread ecosystem of Pagosa Country! Meet at Turkey Springs Trail System Gate #3, on Fremont Court. From Highway 160, take North Pagosa Boulevard north for 5 miles. The road forms a divided, one-way section. At the point where both sides of North Pagosa Blvd rejoin, take a sharp left-hand turn, doubling back on the southbound section of the road for 100 feet before taking the immediate next right at Coronado Circle. Immediately after the intersection, take the next right on Fremont Court. Please be considerate of private driveways when parking along the road. Walks are about 2 miles roundtrip. Please be prepared for rugged trails and unpredictable weather, and leave dogs at home.
These popular tours book up early and advance registration is required. There is a 15 person limit on each walk. To reserve a spot, call Lake at 970-398-0923. Be sure to shop in her store, Earthsense Herbals on Main St, for natural remedies, gift items, handmade jewelry and artwork and so much more.
Additional walks will be held in July and August.

Riverwalk Naturalist Training
2023-05-20 09:00 - 11:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
Learn to guide tours along the downtown wetland areas. These tours are intended to increase awareness of the importance and beauty of these natural areas as an effort to insure their protection. This final training session will be held inside at the Methodist Church meeting room. Email pagosawetlands@gmail.com for information.

May Chapter Meeting/ Birding by Ear
2023-05-18 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
Have you ever thought about how much the “songscape” adds to our enjoyment of the Pagosa Country landscape? At this month’s Weminuche Audubon Society meeting, Keith Bruno, Southwest Colorado Community Naturalist with Audubon Rockies, will be hosting a session on “Birding by Ear”. We’ll explore the varied songs and calls of many familiar local and backyard birds. The purpose of this meeting is to improve everyone’s birding by ear skills, as well as encourage volunteers to sign up to help with the fifth year of our citizen science project monitoring bird communities in the forests surrounding Pagosa Springs. Please note that our May meeting will be held on Thursday evening instead of our regular Wednesday time.
Over the past four years, volunteer observers working with this project have identified more than 80 bird species and counted over 7,000 birds at four study sites in the ponderosa pine forests around Pagosa Springs. About half of the bird species that we have observed are resident species found year-round in Pagosa Country, with the other half migrating to our south, some as far as the southern tip of South America. Moreover, we’ve also discovered that about 40 of the bird species we’ve observed, some residents, but many migrants, are losing the battle in terms of population numbers.
This notable concern makes understanding the linkage between habitat quality and bird community composition — a major focus of our project — even more important. But over and above the conservation goals of our study is the experience project volunteers gain through visiting established monitoring points several times during the six weeks of our sample season, from late-May to mid-July, when most of the birds we have studied are building nests and rearing young. In fact, observing bird species like Warbling Vireos, House Wrens, Pygmy Nuthatches, and Common Nighthawks successfully raise their nestlings is one of the greatest rewards from participation in this citizen science endeavor.
If you’d like to participate in our citizen science project this year, you don’t need to be an
accomplished birder – helping observers improve their birding skills is a key goal of the project. You can contact us by emailing weminuche.audubon@gmail.com with any questions.
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Riverwalk Naturalist Training
2023-05-13 09:00 - 11:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
Learn to guide tours along the downtown wetland areas. These tours are intended to increase awareness of the importance and beauty of these natural areas as an effort to insure their protection. This session will be held inside at the Methodist Church meeting room. Email pagosawetlands@gmail.com for information.

World Migratory Bird Day
2023-05-13 08:00 - 10:00 | Lake Capote, 398 Hwy 151, Pagosa Springs, CO
Members of the Weminuche Audubon Society invite you to join us on Saturday, May 13 at 8 AM when we celebrate World Migratory Bird Day by seeing what birds we find at Lake Capote Recreation Area, located just south of Highway 160 on Highway 151. Lake Capote is owned by the Southern Ute Tribe and a $5 entrance fee is charged. For information email weminuche.audubon@gmail.com
World Migratory Bird Day, brings to attention the challenges that birds face on their journeys to and from breeding areas and the need for cooperation across the globe. Habitat needs must be met not only in breeding areas but also in areas where birds spend their winters.
The theme of this year’s Migratory Bird Day is the importance of water in sustaining bird life. Drought, development, pollution and climate change are some of the stressors that impact this critical resource. This is a call to action to protect this life-sustaining resource.

Global Big Day
2023-05-13 | CO
Join bird enthusiasts worldwide on Saturday, May 13, in celebrating the birds that share our lives. Two events mark these yearly celebrations held on the 2nd Saturday of May. Global Bird Day is an online event organized by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. By participating in Global Big Day, you can be a member of the world’s largest birding team. Last year people from 201 countries submitted checklists of the birds they identified on this day. Between midnight and midnight on May 13, you can travel to a favorite bird viewing spot or participate from your own backyard. Spend as little as ten minutes or the whole day keeping track of bird numbers.
Documentations including where, when and how you identified birds, and the species and numbers of each you observed are entered on ebird.org, a platform used by millions of birders across the globe. Here citizen generated data becomes an invaluable tool used by scientists in understanding how birds are reacting to changes in the environment. For detailed information visit http://ebird.org/globalbigday.

May Bat Walk
2023-05-12 20:00 - 21:00 | CO
Come learn about Bats!
What: short discussion about bats in the parking lot and then a walk to the gazebo on Vista Pond to pull in bat sonar signals with the bat monitor. You will actually see and hear the frequency signals and a picture of each bat species found.

Where: meet at the south end of the PLPOA clubhouse parking lot
Bring: coats (it gets cold) and flashlight
Need more info?: email Kitty at shalomsmiles7@gmail.com or text 505-250-5362

Riverwalk Naturalist Training
2023-05-06 09:00 - 11:00 | Riverwalk
Training for current and new guides in preparation for leading tours along the Riverwalk wetland areas. This training will include a talk on the geology of this area and its influence on the wetlands. Meeting will be held outside at the amphitheater on the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership site in Centennial Park. For information email pagosawetlands@gmail.com

Intermountain West Shorebird Survey
2023-04-24 - 2023-04-30 | CO
Shorebird populations globally and across North America have declined for the past 40 years or more, and they need our help.
April 24th-30th 2023 – Volunteers Needed to Survey for Migratory Shorebirds
– Please considering joining the effort! It’s been 30 years since the last region-wide surveys – National Audubon Society, in partnership with
Point Blue Conservation Science, The US Fish & Wildlife Service, and state agency partners need volunteers to help in 11 Western States. Please consider joining a network of biologists and volunteers advancing shorebird conservation across the Pacific Flyway!
Volunteers should:
● Bring their own optics (binoculars and/or spotting scope) or be
associated with a team whose primary observer has optics.
● Be willing to follow a written protocol and enter survey data online
or on a smart device.
● Have enthusiasm for the conservation of migratory shorebirds!
Time Commitment: 1-3 days each migration season, 2023-2025
● Training: Before your survey, become familiar with the survey
protocol and datasheet by taking 1-2 hours to attend a virtual
training session or watch online training videos. Training webinars will be held on April 10 and 17.
● Survey: 1 day each season and data entry.
Interested in Volunteering for Shorebirds?
Please contact a project leader for more information:
Max Malmquist
National Audubon Society’s Saline Lakes Program
Email: Max.malmquist@audubon.org
Phone: 801-554-8574
Survey sites in our area include the National Wildlife Refuges in Monte Vista and Alamosa and Morgan Lake near Farmington. If you are interested in joining a Weminuche Audubon team for this effort, let us know weminuche.audubon@gmail.com
Mileage reimbursement is available on a case-by-case basis

Earth Day
2023-04-22 10:00 - 14:30 | Riverwalk
Join us and other organizations on the Riverwalk to celebrate the Earth. Fun, family activities including great music. Take a wetlands tour at 11 AM. Stop by and make seed balls to take home and introduce native flowers into your landscape.

April Chapter Meeting
2023-04-19 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
In April our Audubon chapter members plan for spring, summer and fall projects and fun ways to spend time outdoors. We have volunteer opportunities across a range of interests and we invite you to share your enthusiasm and curiosity with us. At our April meeting, we will be promoting our projects and signing up volunteers to get involved with chapter activities.
Do you love getting your hands in dirt? Then help us maintain and enhance our garden showcasing native plants at the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership site in Centennial Park.
Are you interested in helping to educate youth and spark a passion for protecting the environment in future generations? There’s a place for you in Audubon Rockies’ programs for area youth headed by Southwest Colorado’s Community Naturalist, Keith Bruno.
An exciting learning opportunity shared with Pagosa Wetland Partners members will prepare you to participate in the Riverwalk Naturalist Program and share with locals and tourists the magic of our wetlands along the river in town.
And of course we have citizen science projects for the bird lovers among us. Learn to survey bird populations and spend some time in the woods watching and listening to birds. We need at least 20 volunteers to commit to our 5th Season Bird Monitoring Project. Big rewards for a small time donation. We’ll also be watching American dipper nests and looking to document Pinyon Jay populations, declining throughout their range.
A desire to learn is the primary qualification we look for in volunteers. We hope that you’ll find your niche in one or more of our volunteer opportunities and help us fulfill our chapter mission of promoting “the conservation and appreciation of birds and wildlife habitat”.
In appreciation for our meeting space, we welcome donations of non-perishable food for the church food bank. If you are unable to attend but would like to volunteer for one of our projects contact us at weminuche.audubon@gmail.com
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Environmental Film Festival
2023-04-15 11:00 - 21:00 | Springs Resort, Hot Springs Blvd, Pagosa Springs
Start Earth Week activities by attending the Environmental Film Festival put on by the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership and their supporters. For only $15 you can see all nine films shown on Saturday, April 15 at the Springs Resort meeting room, Seating is limited. Further information and tickets are available at http://pagosagreen.org/environmentalfilmfestival
