Discover the quiet beauty of the shortgrass prairie, one of Boulder County's native ecosystems. Along with rainforests, prairies are our most important carbon-sequestration communities. They are home to threatened species such as black-footed ferrets, burrowing owls, and ferruginous hawks, as well as bison, elk, deer, pronghorn, prairie dogs, box turtles, and rattlesnakes.
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I enjoy learning and playing in the wonders of our natural environment. Topics that interest me are: wildlife, pollinators, plants, wildflowers, bird watching, hiking and natural history.
As a Colorado transplant from New England, our beautiful environment inspires me to explore our history, geography, native wildlife, plants, and natural resources. I enjoy spending time in my community with people of all ages, making connections between our ecosystems and our daily lives, and connecting the past with the present and future.
I am a recently retired academic editor who has lived in Boulder County for 55 years. I’m an avid xeriscape and native-plant gardener, and I love exploring our wild lands by foot, bike, and skis.
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