Bring your 2-5 year old for a morning filled with nature exploration, stories, and connection with our amazing natural world. People have arms, legs, hands, and feet- and so do animals! But their body parts look very different from ours. We'll learn all about how animals use their body parts to survive. Flap wings, claw logs, and hop around with us at this month's program.
A parent or guardian must accompany the child for this program. Registration is required but program is free.
Bring your 2-5 year old for a morning filled with nature exploration, stories, and connection with our amazing natural world. Water flows from the mountains to this open space, where animals and people can use it. This month, we'll explore how water makes its way to our houses with a hands-on activity, so be prepared to get a little wet!
A parent or guardian must accompany the child for this program. Registration is required but program is free.
Please call Natural Resources main desk at (970) 619-4570 the night before or day of program to cancel or inquire about availability.
Along with general information about beavers, participants will also learn how an animal that needs riparian habitat can also pose challenges. Beavers Influence their surroundings, and that can be a nuisance. As beavers spread out in adaptation to their changing surroundings, including our own urban community; t's important for us to learn about their behavior, as well as how and why to appropriately deal with the challenges of living with urban beavers. Leave it to Beavers!!!!
Bring your 2-5 year old for a morning filled with nature exploration, stories, and connection with our amazing natural world. Water flows from the mountains to this open space, where animals and people can use it. This month, we'll explore how water makes its way to our houses with a hands-on activity, so be prepared to get a little wet!
A parent or guardian must accompany the child for this program. Registration is required but program is free.
Please call Natural Resources main desk at (970) 619-4570 the night before or day of program to cancel or inquire about availability.
Enjoy an evening with members of the Northern Colorado Astronomical Society (NCAS) for an up-close look at the night sky over the Rockies. Telescopes will be available for viewing stars, galaxies, planets and more! Bring the whole group to connect with the wonders of the night sky.
This open house-style program is located at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space (entrance on County Road 38E). Telescopes will be set up in the paved parking lot. Program is free but a parking pass is required. Registration is encouraged.
Enjoy an evening with members of the Northern Colorado Astronomical Society (NCAS) for an up-close look at the night sky over the Rockies. Telescopes will be available for viewing stars, galaxies, planets and more! Bring the whole group to connect with the wonders of the night sky.
This open house-style program is located at Devil's Backbone Open Space. Telescopes will be set up at the trailhead. Program is free but a parking pass is required. Registration is encouraged.
Enjoy an evening with members of the Northern Colorado Astronomical Society (NCAS) for an up-close look at the night sky over the Rockies. Telescopes will be available for viewing stars, galaxies, planets and more! Bring the whole group to connect with the wonders of the night sky.
This open house-style program is located at Hermit Park Open Space. Telescopes will be set up in field adjacent to the picnic pavilion near Bobcat Campground. Program is free but a parking permit is required. Registration is encouraged.
LOVELAND — The Larimer County Department of Natural Resources (LCDNR), in partnership with the Central Federal Lands Highway Division (CFLHD), is initiating preliminary staging work at Carter Lake in preparation for a multi-year, multi-phase construction project aimed at improving roads and enhancing visitor access at both Carter Lake and Horsetooth reservoirs. The project is partially funded through the Colorado Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP).
Larimer County Department of Natural Resources (LCDNR) is pleased to share that the Bay to Bay Trail at Horsetooth Reservoir opens to the public Friday, May 23.
This spectacular trail travels the peninsula at the southern part of Inlet Bay to the existing swim beach at South Bay, connecting two popular areas through 1.8 miles of natural surface trail.
Larimer County Department of Natural Resources in partnership with City of Fort Collins Natural Areas, and City of Loveland Open Lands & Trails encourage responsible recreation with dogs as visitors hit the trails with their canine companions this spring.
