Over half of the owls recorded in the U.S. have been seen in Boulder County, and most of those owls nest here. Join volunteer naturalists for an indoor slide program to explore these fascinating and diverse creatures and learn about the adaptations that make them such expert hunters.
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I first came to Boulder in 1977 and left for the northeast in 1984. I'm thrilled to be back and able to call Boulder home once again. I’ve worked throughout my adult life as a teacher in several realms, teaching violin, adaptive skiing, and elementary education. I’m excited to have the opportunity as a naturalist to marry my love of the outdoors with the skills I’ve acquired as an educator.
Volunteer Naturalist class of 2018. I have a particular interest in birds, thanks to my maternal grandmother, but am fascinated by all aspects of the natural world. I also volunteer as a Birds of Special Concern monitor at Boulder Res and previously spent 3 seasons volunteering at the Wild Basin Ranger Station in Rocky Mountain National Park. When not volunteering, I work intermittently as an academic advisor at the University of Colorado Boulder.
(303) 678-6214