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Raptor Monitoring

These locations are where volunteers can provide raptor monitoring data for CPW.

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Locations Available for Raptor Monitoring

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NE - Barr Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Boyd Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Castlewood Canyon State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Chatfield State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Cherry Creek State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Eldorado Canyon State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Eleven Mile State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Golden Gate Canyon State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Jackson Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Lory State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Roxborough State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Spinney Mountain State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - St. Vrain State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NE - Staunton State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NW - Highline Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NW - James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NW - Pearl Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NW - Stagecoach State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NW - State Forest State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NW - Steamboat & Pearl Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

NW - Sylvan Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - John Martin Reservoir State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - Lake Pueblo State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - Lathrop State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - Mueller State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - Pueblo Reservoir SWA

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SE - Trinidad Lake State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SW - Crawford State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SW - Navajo State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SW - Paonia State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.
A raptor, wings spread, flying overhead under a blue sky

SW - Ridgway State Park

Status: Filled
Description:
CPW Raptor monitor volunteers are dedicated individuals who want to take an active role in protecting these important keystone predators! To be a raptor monitor, you must be trained by CPW Resource Stewardship staff, and be able to make at least a 1-year commitment. Intermediate raptor ID skills and access to equipment (binoculars, or a spotting scope) are required. Volunteers must be able to monitor during both the winter and summer nesting seasons (twice per month), use email and computers to enter data and communicate with project managers, and must follow a standardized monitoring protocol to observe and record raptor nesting activity.

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