Bird Conservancy of the Rockies - Brighton, Colorado

Le Bird Conservancy of the Rockies est un organisme à but non lucratif spécialisé dans l'observation des oiseaux, situé dans une réserve naturelle et un parc domanial. Vous le trouverez à l'adresse suivante : 14500 Lark Bunting Ln, Brighton, CO 80603. Le conservatoire peut être contacté par téléphone au 36594348.

Ce lieu offre une zone d'observation ornithologique, idéale pour les amoureux de la nature et des oiseaux. Il est équipé d'installations pour les personnes à mobilité réduite, telles qu'un accès en fauteuil roulant et un parking accessible. Le site dispose de tables de pique-nique, de toilettes publiques et convient aux enfants, avec des sentiers de randonnée adaptés pour eux.

La Bird Conservancy of the Rockies a reçu un avis moyen de 4,6/5 sur la base de 81 avis sur Google My Business, témoignant de la qualité de l'expérience offerte.

Plusieurs caractéristiques rendent ce conservatoire unique :

1. Zone d'observation ornithologique : Profitez d'une expérience d'observation des oiseaux exceptionnelle dans un environnement naturel préservé.
2. Organisme à but non lucratif : Votre visite contribue à la conservation des oiseaux et de leurs habitats.
3. Parc domanial et réserve naturelle : Explorez la beauté et la richesse de la flore et de la faune locales.
4. Installations adaptées aux personnes à mobilité réduite : Le conservatoire est accessible à tous.
5. Activités familiales : Des sentiers de randonnée spécialement conçus pour les enfants sont disponibles.

Avis de Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

Akaljeet Khalsa

5/5

My child can’t wait to go back for a third year in a row! She loves the outdoor adventure as well as the great group of kids and fun guides that return every year. She always returns more self aware and confident in who she is
Thank you !

G Eric

1/5

got here but was at the wrong side of where my child had her field trip stuck at the self serve station with no help from the staff to get me to the other side just to be on time to take the bus back home Now waiting for somebody to find this road an pick me up took me 2 hours 3 buses when it could have token me an hour on a bike or 20 min by car

Yvett Linn-Ramsey

5/5

We did the Bald Eagle class for homeschoolers and it was awesome. The two ladies that lead the class were great with all the kiddos. We ended up seeing over 20 eagles. Even though the morning started out extremely cold, my kiddos had an amazing time.

Joseph Kreutzer

5/5

Lots of geese & a few eagles! BNSF hauling the coal !!

Sylvia Moffett

5/5

Was peaceful. I was looking or information on hours. Could not find anything on the boards. Wear long sleeves and pants if mosquitoes like you. They were all over me, but next time I will be prepared. Saw an ? flying to its nest/home, breath taking. Love birds and seeing them in their natural habitat is wonderful. The little prairie dogs are adorable. I know some view them as a pest, but they have as much right as we do to be here. They play an important role in the life cycle. The prey birds use them as a food source as do other animals. Hopefully, I don't witness them being taken, I have a soft spot for all creatures.. being in nature helps with some of my anxiety. It's calming.

Brian

3/5

This is an unfortunate review as I have enjoyed this place for awhile as an Adams County resident. However, now they charge $6 to watch and visit the banding station. This was never the case before and as a kid the banding station is partly what got me interested in birds. I understand during Covid you had to register as a visitor. Managing visitor numbers is perfectly fine. However, even after nearly 600k in funding from Adams County in 2022 they are going to charge? I appreciate the bird conservation work and have even been part of it. But being asked to pay just to watch is really silly. Especially when it wasn’t busy and $6 is way to high when you want to watch briefly. An optional donation makes way more sense and hopefully they change this policy. This used to be a great outreach tool for introducing people to birds for free.

Landon Bontrager

4/5

Went as a school field trip for 1st graders. Was a pretty good experience. Staff are all volunteers and kept the kids busy for a good 2 hrs. Really enjoyed our day learning about and seeing birds.

Kayla Johnson

5/5

I love and support what they do in terms of conservation but we love what they do with education. The homeschool programs are fantastic, well designed and informative. They are able to teach to a wide variety of ages and the kids have a great time.