Get in the spring spirit and join us to celebrate our native evergreens! When other trees have dropped their leaves and skies turn cold and gray, evergreens keep our forests bright. Learn all about our conifers in this slideshow and hands-on event. You’ll have a new appreciation for the wondrous abilities of these trees and their associations with other members of the forest community, some quite strange and unexpected. You’ll also learn how to identify our native pines, firs, spruces, and junipers. Registration for most programs begins on the 20th of the month before the event. Registration required. Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}

Chew on this! Beavers are more than just busy; they’re brilliant builders and vital players in our local ecosystems. Join us at Pella Crossing for a hands-on, nature-filled adventure as we dive into the fascinating world of these furry engineers. Through guided exploration and interactive activities, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how beavers survive, adapt, and even help restore ecosystems. Come ready to observe, discover, and maybe even spot signs of beaver activity in the wild! Program intended for: Families (Ages 5 & older) Registration for most programs begins on the 20th of the month before the event. Registration required. Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}

Step into the world of bat myths and moonlight, an evening of storytelling and science that explores how humans have imagined bats through time. From ancient legends to modern misconceptions, we’ll uncover the truth behind these mysterious creatures of the night. Learn how bats actually live, communicate, and benefit our world, and how understanding their real story helps us protect them. Join us to see bats not as symbols of fear, but of wonder and ecological balance. Adults (Ages 18 & older) Registration for most programs begins on the 20th of the month before the event. Registration required. Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}

Hop in your car with friends and family and join us for a driving tour of some of Boulder County’s best areas to view birds of prey. Follow the tour map to designated stops with volunteer naturalists, search the skies for raptors, learn about their habitats and behaviors, and work on your observation and identification skills. Location shared upon registration. Registration for most programs begins on the 20th of the month before the event. Registration required. Register .tribe-events-c-subscribe-dropdown{display:none;}