[cobirds] The Language of Birds - Presentation and Book Signing with Nathan Pieplow!

2021-09-19 Thread Lindsey Broadhead
Hello Colorado birders,

Wild Bear Nature Center in Nederland, CO is thrilled to announce a FREE
presentation and book signing featuring special guest and author of
the Peterson
Field Guide to Bird Sounds, Nathan Pieplow! View more details below:

ABOUT

All around us, the birds are constantly telling us who they are and what
they are doing. In this talk for any audience, Nathan Pieplow unlocks the
secrets of their language. You’ll listen in on the pillow talk of a pair of
Red-winged Blackbirds, and learn the secret signals that Cliff Swallows use
when they have found food. You’ll learn how one bird sound can have many
meanings, and how one meaning can have many sounds—and how, sometimes, the
meaning isn’t in the sounds at all. This talk from the author of the
Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds is an accessible, entertaining
introduction to a fascinating topic.
Nathan Pieplow is the author of the *Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds*,
published in two volumes, Eastern (2017) and Western (2019). An avid bird
sound recordist and videographer, he is the author of the bird sound blog
Earbirding.com, a board member of the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, an
author of the Colorado Birding Trail, and former editor of the journal
*Colorado Birds*. He teaches writing and rhetoric at the University of
Colorado in Boulder.

**Masks will be required indoors regardless of vaccination status per
Boulder County Public Health mandate. *

HOW TO GET THERE

This talk will be held at the Wild Bear EcoArts Lounge located at 20
Lakeview Dr, Nederland, CO in the Caribou Village Shopping Center.
SCHEDULE

Thursday, September 30th from 7-8PM
TICKET COST

FREE!
HOW TO REGISTER

Please use the registration form on our website here!
<https://www.wildbear.org/events/the-language-of-birds-nathan-pieplow-book-signing/>
Thank you! If you have any questions at all about this or any future Wild
Bear programs, please do not hesitate to reach out! Happy birding!

Best,

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Lindsey Broadhead (she/her)

Visitor Services/Marketing Manager

*Wild Bear Nature Center*

20 Lakeview Drive Unit 106 | PO Box 3017 | Nederland, CO 80466
303-258-0495
www.wildbear.org

Book an outreach program today! <https://www.wildbear.org/group-programs/>

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[cobirds] Tanager Webinar with Dr. Steve Roels

2021-07-19 Thread Lindsey Broadhead
Hello Colorado birders,

Wild Bear Nature Center is pleased to announce "A Man, A Restoration Plan,
A Tanager: Panama" with Dr. Steve Roels! Please join us for this FREE
special presentation over Zoom on *Sunday, July 25th from 1-2 PM. *

Dr. Roels will share the story of dramatic and rapid recovery of bird
communities in response to reforestation efforts in Panama focusing on
tanagers.

*About the speaker: *Dr. Steve Roels is a conservation biologist and
restoration ecologist currently working as Senior Natural Resource
Specialist for the City of Louisville, Colorado. He earned his M.A. from
the University of Kansas in 2011 and Ph.D. from Michigan State University
in 2018. He has conducted field research in Michigan, Kansas, Texas,
Colorado, Vietnam, and Panama. His scientific work has been published in
peer-reviewed journals including Restoration Ecology; Avian Conservation
and Ecology; and Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Environment.

*Interested in attending? Please register here
<https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6716267143325/WN_bTLvVl14RoWbP2nlCv7-kw>
to receive the Zoom invite link!*

Hope to see you there! We also have a variety of other events this weekend,
including Yoga in the Woods <https://www.wildbear.org/events/july-yoga/> on
Sunday and a Paper Printing Tile Workshop
<https://www.wildbear.org/events/earth-art-paper-printing-tile-workshop/>
on Saturday.
If you have any questions about this event or any other upcoming Wild Bear
events, please do not hesitate to reach out to me!

Best,
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Lindsey Broadhead (she/her)

Visitor Services/Marketing Manager

*Wild Bear Nature Center*

20 Lakeview Drive Unit 106 | PO Box 3017 | Nederland, CO 80466
303-258-0495
www.wildbear.org
Book an outreach program today!
http://wildbear.org/outreach-programs/

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[cobirds] Bird Sounds of Boulder County with Nathan Pieplow - Guided Walk

2021-06-29 Thread Lindsey Broadhead
Greetings Colorado birders!

[image: Pieplow_Slide.jpg]

Wild Bear Nature Center is extremely excited to host local naturalist and
author of Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds, Nathan Pieplow! Join Nathan
on *Saturday, July 10, 8:00 am–12:00 pm* for a guided walk at Caribou Ranch
Open Space near Nederland, CO (pre-registration required).

*About:*
Nathan will discuss ways to listen to and describe bird sounds, teach
identification of some common singers, and answer questions about what the
birds are saying to one another. Participants can expect to hear 15-20
different species as we walk the trails at Caribou Ranch.

*About Nathan Pieplow:*
Nathan Pieplow is the author of the Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds,
published in two volumes, Eastern (2017) and Western (2019). An avid bird
sound recordist and videographer, he is the author of the bird sound blog
Earbirding.com, a board member of the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, an
author of the Colorado Birding Trail, and former editor of the journal
Colorado Birds. He teaches writing and rhetoric at the University of
Colorado in Boulder.

*How to register:*
Please visit the booking form at the bottom of our event page, here
<https://www.wildbear.org/events/bird-sounds-of-boulder-county/>!

Thanks everyone! If you have any questions about this event or any of Wild
Bear's upcoming events, please do not hesitate to ask!

Best,

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Lindsey Broadhead (she/her)

Visitor Services/Marketing Manager

*Wild Bear Nature Center*

20 Lakeview Drive Unit 106 | PO Box 3017 | Nederland, CO 80466
303-258-0495
www.wildbear.org
Book an outreach program today!
http://wildbear.org/outreach-programs/

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[cobirds] FREE Webinar about Boulder County Chickadees - Today at 1PM

2021-05-23 Thread Lindsey Broadhead
Hello Colorado birders,

Today (Sunday May 23rd) Wild Bear Nature Center is hosting a free webinar
over Zoom about the latest research in chickadee genetics with guest
speaker, CU PhD student Kathryn Grabenstein. The talk starts at 1:00 PM and
will be approximately 45 minutes long with a 15 minute Q Here is the
link to register!
<https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8616217866646/WN_y_GdOhlqRD20iKhrqGZ1sw>

*About Kathryn:*

Kathryn is currently an NSF Predoctoral fellow and PhD Candidate at CU
Boulder working with *Dr. Scott Taylor*
<https://www.colorado.edu/lab/taylor/> in the Ecology & Evolutionary
Biology Department.

She studies how humans alter the way closely-related species interact and
the evolutionary consequences of those behavioral shifts. Specifically, she
explores how when humans build cities, they can change how species that
live there interact, and in some cases, cause them to interbreed and
produce hybrids. This hybridization in human-altered environments
highlights the power of habitat disturbances to break well-established
species barriers. However, few studies have experimentally assessed how
disturbances drive hybridization.

Combining genomics and field studies, Kathryn investigates how disturbance
modifies interactions between chickadees to promote hybridization. Her work
focuses on establishing a long-term study, the *Boulder Chickadee Study*
<https://www.colorado.edu/lab/taylor/research/boulder-chickadee-study>, as
an experimental framework and community science network to explore basic
natural histories of Colorado chickadees, and to improve our understanding
of how humans drive evolutionary trajectories.
Thanks everyone! Hope you can join us virtually this afternoon!

Best,

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Lindsey Broadhead (she/her)

Visitor Services/Marketing Manager

*Wild Bear Nature Center*

20 Lakeview Drive Unit 106 | PO Box 3017 | Nederland, CO 80466
303-258-0495
www.wildbear.org
Book an outreach program today!
http://wildbear.org/outreach-programs/

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