Colorado Butterfly Monitoring Network Training and Field Day

When: May 5, 10am-2pm

Where: East Boulder Community Center

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What: Learn how to be a butterfly monitor with the Colorado Butterfly Monitoring Network! No experience is necessary to participate and all are welcome! You can also help us collect data and apply what you learn at an optional “bio-blitz” after the training from 12-1pm.

Established in 2013, the Colorado Butterfly Monitoring Network (CBMN) is a long-term community science project led by ButterflyPavilion that harnesses the power of volunteers to conserve Colorado butterflies. Butterflies are not only beautiful, but they also play a vital role in the ecosystem, serving as both pollinators and as food for other animals. Knowing which butterflies are active in our state gives us important information about the health of our local ecosystems. CBMN volunteers observe and record butterflies in open spaces and parks multiple times per season, gathering essential data that land managers can use when making conservation decisions. It’s a fantastic chance to get outdoors and learn about butterflies, while having a positive impact on conservation in Colorado. Monitoring season is May-September.

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  • Free event! Please register here!