Are you a snoozer, mover, or groover? Learn about the adaptations that animals employ to survive the freezing winters. Some snooze the winter away in their dens, some make the treacherous trip to warmer weather, and some find their groove and tough it out. Join us for a fun 3-mile hike through the foothills of Boulder and learn more about these adaptations and which animals are snoozers, movers or groovers!
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My family moved from the Midwest to Wheatridge in 1962, and then to Boulder in 1965. To say I’ve seen a lot of change in this area is an incredible understatement. This reflection makes me feel a responsibility to honor and care for our little part of this big, beautiful world. When I learned about the BOCO volunteer naturalist program I was selfishly excited to grab an opportunity to learn more about this county that I love, and hopefully pass on information to spark a love of BOCO's nature.
I'm a retired land planner, nurse and attorney. I have been interested in the natural world since elementary school, with a particular focus on native plants and ecosystems.
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