- Monthly evening programs (January to May and September to November)
- Nature education and enjoyment opportunities for Kids & Families
- Birding and natural history field trips
- Habitat Hero meetings, tabling events, and garden tours
- Community science projects
Habitat Hero
Garden Tours
- June 17 - Janet Wragge, 1714 W Hill Road, Laramie, 5:00-7:00 pm
- July 15 - Lorna Woolsey/Perry Baptista, 617 East Clark Street, Laramie, 5:00-7:00 pm.
- August 13 - Rebecca Evans, 631 Roger Canyon Road, Laramie, 5:00-7:00 pm.
Tuesday Local Market
In the Southeast corner of Undine Park, from 3:00–6:30 pm. Informational table and activity for kids.
- June 23
- July 7
- July 21
- August 4
- August 18
Field Trips
Everyone is welcome on field trips, regardless of experience level or available equipment. Birding in a group is a great way to learn the local birds! We try to include information on strenuous/accessibility of the trips. Please contact us (laramie.audubon@gmail.com) if you have ideas regarding Birdability (i.e., making birding more accessible for all).
Please bring the following items on field trips: binoculars (if you have them), an extra layer (perhaps two or three), sun protection, and water/snacks. Sturdy, closed-toed shoes are recommended. Most trips will last for two to three hours, but some may extend to one-half day. We try to carpool to reduce the number of vehicles on trips.
Saturday, July 11 - Brown-capped Rosy-Finch Search
Join us for a birding hike to find Brown-capped Rosy-Finches above tree line in the Snowy Range, which is the northern extent of their geographic range and the only place in Wyoming to see them. It’s a moderately strenuous walk, 2 miles each way, with a few short, steep climbs and a several-hundred-yard stretch of boulder field. We will be above 10,000 feet the entire time, in a cool, windy, and intensely sunny landscape. Other birds we will likely encounter in the mosaic of krummholz patches, meadows, lakes, and scree, include White-crowned Sparrows, American Pipits, Lincoln’s Sparrows, and, possibly, Fox Sparrows. Yellow-bellied marmots and pikas should also be around.
Meet at Laramie’s First Street Plaza (First Street and Grand Avenue) at 6:30 am. We will return by mid-afternoon. Because parking space is limited, we will carpool to the Lewis Lake parking lot and hike the trail to the Gap between Medicine Bow Peak and Brown’s Peak, returning on the same trail. Parking requires a seasonal Forest Service parking pass or a daily $5 pass (the latter may be purchased there). Bring binoculars, stout footwear, a warm jacket, raingear, water, lunch, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Kids & Families Programs
August - Comming Soon
Evening Programs
All Wednesday evening programs are held at the Trinity Lutheran Church (downstairs), 107 S. 7th Street, Laramie. Social time beginning at 6:30 pm, program at 7:00 pm.
September 23 – Coming Soon
October 28 – Coming Soon
November 18 – Coming Soon
