Eagle County Community Wildlife Roundtable.
The purpose of the Eagle County Community Wildlife Roundtable is to gather a
group of diverse stakeholders in the valley to understand and address issues facing
wildlife populations. Together we will identify a shared vision and realistic actions
that the community can rally around to support wildlife. We want to leverage
diverse values, creativity, and resources to move to positive action.
Building a Model for Community, Collaboration, and Wildlife Conservation on Colorado’s Western Slope.
Conservation at the intersection:
Examining residents' perceptions of and preferences for wildlife, outdoor recreation, and development
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Help protect local wildlife.
Be an Eagle County NeighBEARhood Ambassador!
If you live in Eagle County, you’ve made your home in black-bear habitat. Black bears (Ursus americanus) have lived in Eagle County and our adjacent Wilderness Areas since long before the first pioneers arrived. Today, these beautiful and complex creatures share their habitat with an...
CSI: Wildlife
One popular television program was CSI. The forensics crime drama ran on CBS for 15 seasons. Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) was a whodunit scenario where law enforcement personnel would collect, preserve, document, and analyze evidence found at the scene of a crime. Forensic specialists would then...
We have an Impact on Ecosystems, but Not in a Good Way
Ecosystems are biological communities which consist of many organisms interacting in a specific physical environment. Humans are often considered the non-native species with the greatest impact on our environment. We make an impact locally, but also globally. Many of those global impacts can be...
Raptors
Decline of Birds In Our Environment
Be The Change, Save A Life
Eagle County: State of Wildlife
Living Our Values: Respect Wildlife
Introducing the Eagle County Community Wildlife Roundtable
Wildlife Survey
Bears Are Waking from Hibernation
Are We Loving It To Death?
Respect The Adventure
With abundant recreational opportunities, the natural beauty and activities associated with the Vail Valley attract thousands of visitors to the valley each year. The most effective way to prevent mishaps is to adequately prepare. Read more...
Respect The Wild
The Vail Valley’s diverse ecosystems support a wide array of wildlife. When you are out on the trails, you might be lucky enough to see elk, deer, moose, bighorn sheep, bald eagles, foxes, and maybe even a beaver or bear. Knowing how to respect our wildlife ensures both your safety and the well-being of the animals. Read more...
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