Science backs up our view that nature is good for your mental and physical health! That's why we create events and programs to bring in people from all backgrounds - get out, get involved and reap the benefits of being in nature!
June 26 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Join Denita Weeks as she shares her work being done in the community to address the threat of bullfrogs in our backyard. This community-led initiative to address the invasive American Bullfrog issue in western Colorado, particularly in McInnis Canyon National Conservation Area (MCNCA), is a commendable effort that integrates citizen science, education, and conservation.
Denita Weeks, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at Colorado Mesa University and active in amphibian conservation on the western slope. She earned her doctoral degree from The University of Memphis where she specialized in disease mitigation strategies for an amphibian fungal disease. Her current project with students and community members involves surveys on native amphibians and the threat presented to them by invasive species and disease.
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Monument on Tap, a lecture series that will take the learning out of the park while supporting our local community. Monthly education series to be held on Wednesdays at Copper Club Brewing.
Please RSVP – Arrive at 5pm to grab food and a beverage, lecture starts at 5:30pm