Birds & Birdwatching
The best ways to learn about birds and birdwatching is through Denver Audubon:
Beginning Birding Classes
Master Birder Program
2008 Birdathon - entire month of MAY
27th Annual Spring Bird Counts
Breeding Bird ATLAS - Training and Trips
Birds on the
Web:
Organizations
for Birdwatching & Ornithology
Audubon Organizations
Aiken Audubon Society
6660 Delmonico Drive Suite D-195
Colorado Springs, CO 80919-1856
aikorns@yahoo.com
www.aikenaudubon.org
Arkansas Valley Audubon Society
PO Box 11187
Pueblo, CO 81001
www.socobirds.org
Black Canyon Audubon Society
PO Box 1371
Paonia, Colorado
81428-1371
www.western.edu/audubon
Dave Galinat,
President;
970-835-8867;
gallinue@aol.com
*Serving the communities of Gunnison, Delta, Montrose, Ouray, San Miguel and Hinsdale Counties
Boulder County Audubon Society
PO Box 2081
Boulder , CO 80306
Barb Beall, President
info@boulderaudubon.org
www.boulderaudubon.org
Evergreen Naturalists Audubon Society
PO Box 523
Evergreen , CO
80437
303-679-0661
info@evergreen-naturalists.org
www.dipper.org
Mel Schulman, President
*Serving Clear Creek, Park and West Jefferson Counties
Fort Collins Audubon Society
PO Box 271968
Fort Collins , CO 80527-1968
www.fortnet.org/Audubon
Bill Miller, President;
970-493-7693;
5mcorp@verinet.com
Grand Valley Audubon Society
PO Box 1211
Grand Junction
, Colorado 81502
970-241-4670
question@audubongv.org
www.audubongv.org
Steve Watson
, President;
970- 243-1462
Platte & Prairie Audubon Society
30 S. Fremont
Avenue
Johnstown , CO
80534
Roaring Fork Audubon Society
PO Box 1192
Carbondale , CO
81623
San Juan Audubon Society
PO Box 2716
Durango , CO 81302
Audubon Colorado (an office of the National Audubon Society)
1966 13th Street, Suite 230
Boulder , CO 80302
303-415-0130
Fax 303-415-0125
www.auduboncolorado.org
Gary Graham, Executive
Director
ggraham@audubon.org
National Audubon Society
700 Broadway
New York , NY 10003
212-979-3000
Fax: 212-979-3188
www.audubon.org
For a directory of Audubon chapters in other states and countries, go to: www.audubon.org/states
Additional Colorado Birding Organizations
Colorado Field Ornithologists
PO Box 481
Lyons , CO. 80540
www.cfo-link.org
Peter Gent, President
president@cfo-link.org
*Manages COBIRDS, an email listserv for the discussion of Colorado
birds.
Denver Field Ornithologists
Zoology Department
Denver Museum of Natural History
2001 Colorado Blvd.
Denver , CO 80205
Toni Rautus, President
trautus@att.net
www.dfobirders.org
*Co-sponsors the Colorado Rare Bird alert. Call 303-659-8750 or email
rba@cfo-link.org.
Colorado Birding Society
303-285-3481 ext:
7238
cobus@worldnet.att.net
http://home.att.net/~birdertoo/
Regional & National Bird Organizations
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory
14500 Lark Bunting
Lane
Brighton , CO 80603-8311
303-659-4348
www.rmbo.org
William Palmer,
Executive Director
william.palmer@rmbo.org
RMBO was founded in 1988 to address a bird conservation and related
public education need in the western U.S. Their mission is the conservation
of Rocky Mountain and Great Plains birds through research and public education.
Co-sponsors the Colorado Rare Bird alert: Call 303-659-8750 or email rba@cfo-link.org.
American Bird Conservancy
PO Box 249
The Plains, VA
20198
540-253-5780
Fax 540-253-5782
abc@abcbirds.org
www.abcbirds.org
Dedicated to conserving wild birds and their habitats throughout the
Americas . It is the only U.S.-based group dedicated solely to overcoming
the greatest threats facing birds in the Western Hemisphere .
American Birding Association, Inc.
PO Box 6599
Colorado Springs
, CO 80934-6599
719-578-9703;
800-850-2473
Fax: 719-578-1480
member@aba.org
www.americanbirding.org
ABA's focus covers the range of birding interests, from identification and education to conservation - for beginners and veterans alike. Their mission is to bring even more of birding's excitement, challenge, and wonder to you.
American Ornithologists' Union
1313 Dolley Madison
Blvd
McLean , VA 22101 USA
AOU@BurkInc.com
www.aou.org
Founded in 1883, the American Ornithologists' Union is the oldest and largest organization in the New World devoted to the scientific study of birds. Although the AOU primarily is a professional organization, its membership of about 4,000 includes many amateurs dedicated to the advancement of ornithological science.
