CNHP is Colorado’s comprehensive source of information on the status and location of Colorado’s rarest and most threatened species and plant communities.
📣 Are you an early career ecologist looking to gain professional assessment and monitoring experience in aquatic ecosystems across the West? We’re hiring wetland, riparian, and stream techs for the 2023 field season! Positions in CO, CA, UT, and WY.
https://t.co/u4DZRbamwW
CNHP staff helped provide key support for this project and we are thrilled to see ESRI recognizing it! The award is for outstanding use of, and leadership in, the field of Geographic Information System (GIS) technology.
Congrats 👏 to BLM staff recently honored with the @Esri Special Achievement award, recognizing outstanding use of of & leadership in Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. BLM was recognized for its innovative use of GIS to further our mission➡️https://t.co/yuQRo7yGUC.
This #WorldWetlandsDay, we're taking a moment to reflect on how our work has supported on-the-ground wetland conservation and restoration in Colorado and across the West in the past year. Here are a few highlights... #ActForWetlands (1/5)
Tomorrow is #WorldWetlandsDay, with a call to #ActForWetlands. We'll celebrate by highlighting examples of how our work, data, and resources have translated into on-the-ground wetland conservation and restoration in Colorado. Do you have a favorite #COWetland restoration project?
How can climbers aid in bat conservation? Co-author Rob Schorr of @CNHPCSU wrote a user guide for people to be more aware of the elusive animal while rock climbing.
For more infor on the project and what you can do to help, check out the story below.
https://t.co/mnCDmcUJS4
A new study led by CNHP Zoologists Rob Schorr and Jeremy Siemers estimates little brown bat population parameters using antennas & PIT tags, helping elucidate trends in abundance and changes in survival. Check out their findings here: https://t.co/rPkwS5IOs0
Looking for a lunchtime presentation? Join us for a discussion on CO's Conservation Data Explorer, a new major tool for conservation data we are launching soon!
Register in advance for this webinar:
https://t.co/lMwxuL7Z4T
Ever wonder how biologists understand the ecology and populations of secretive mammals like bats? Well, join the CNHP Seminar Series this coming Monday & learn how it’s informing conservation in Colorado and the West! Register: https://t.co/lMwxuL7Z4T
New research indicates 90% of bats across three species (northern long-eared, little brown & tricolored bats) have died in bat colonies affected by white-nose syndrome, a nonnative fungal disease that’s spread across North America: https://t.co/acSNUOhlLN. #WhiteNoseSyndrome
#EarthDay is a reminder of our mission as stewards of the planet—a responsibility that exists year-round for Warner Rams. It's one day to recognize our goal for justice for Earth, our home & what we all have in common. 💚🌍 #WarnerEarthDay365
CNHP Rare Plant Monitoring Seminar | April 12, 2021 6:00-7:00 pm MST. Join CNHP scientists to learn how we use drones and more to monitor rare plants in CO!
Register in advance for this free event: https://t.co/lMwxuL7Z4T #Botany
Jeremy Siemers, leader of the #zoology team at the @CNHPCSU co-authored NaBAT, a recent study that aims to bridge the gap in bat knowledge as well as identify threats and assess extinction risks to bat populations across North America.
https://t.co/faP8h3orBf
Flora and Fauna of Rollins Pass | March 22, 2021 from 6:00-7:00 pm. CNHP Botanist, Susan Spackman Panjabi, will highlight the rare and imperiled flora and fauna of the very unique ecosystems of Rollins Pass area.
Register in advance for this free event: https://t.co/o5FfrfKhEj
Happy #WorldWetlandsDay2021! This year's focus on wetlands as a source of freshwater is a perfect fit for our headwater state of Colorado, where many mountain streams begin in wetlands and are a water source for millions of people downstream. #ConserveWetlands#RestoreWetlands
Request for the Denver metro area: we’re working with CSU students this semester on a project called “Beavers in the City,” documenting beaver activity in the Mile High City. We’d love your help in submitting observations in the Beavers in Metro Denver @inaturalist project. 🦫 🙏
Learn about the relationship between the abundance of nectar-feeding bats and local plant food availability around their largest known roost in New Mexico for today's #BatWeek post!