Audubon Rockies

Audubon Rockies is the regional office of the National Audubon Society serving Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. Using science, outreach, and policy, the organization works to address the core threats facing birds across the region, from advancing the management of millions of acres of sagebrush steppe and shortgrass prairie to restoring and protecting the rivers and wetlands that sustain the arid West. Audubon Rockies also works within communities to create connections between people and birds, turning that connection into lasting action.

Guarding the Landscapes Our Guides Call Home

Audubon Rockies works to protect birds across Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming, including the forests, sagebrush, and wetlands of Yellowstone National Park, where our Yellowstone expedition travelers watch for corvids, raptors, and waterfowl throughout the trip. Bird conservation sits at the center of Audubon Rockies’ mission, the same subject matter our guides bring to life in the field. Visit Audubon Rockies’ website to learn more about their work.