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We can help your creative gardening dreams come true! Check out our wildscaping features, essays and photos showing how area residents have made their landscapes sing with birds, shimmer with butterflies and thrive on low-water plants. Check back frequently for new features!

Audubon At Home in Colorado is proud to be selling its book, Colorado Wildscapes: Bringing Conservation Home. Learn all about wildscaping! ( more)
Read about BCAS's first Audubon at Home Project, the Wes Sears Memorial Garden.
Wildlife Friendly Plants for the Front Range (DOC) (PDF)
Additional Audubon at Home resources:
Audubon Colorado - Audubon At Home
National Audubon Society - Audubon At Home
Boulder County Audubon Society volunteers have become a part of one of the most successful efforts ever undertaken to reverse a species decline by monitoring nest boxes at Walker Ranch/Meyers Gulch county parks. Learn more about this project and view related beautiful photographs!
Read Steve Jone's report for 2007.
"Important Bird Areas, or IBAs, are sites that provide essential habitat for
one or more species of bird. IBAs include sites for breeding, wintering,
and/or migrating birds. IBAs may be a few acres or thousands of acres,
but usually they are discrete sites that stand out from the surrounding
landscape. IBAs may include public or private lands, or both, and
they may be protected or unprotected." (From the Audubon Society's Important
Bird Areas web page)
Rocky Mountain National Park is a Boulder
County area IBA.
Information about all Colorado IBA's can be found by visiting Audubon
Colorado's IBA web pages.
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