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See all- Managing the Planet :: Migration - Birds and Blooms (Panel Discussion)Avogadro's Number, Fort Collins, CO
See https://sustainability.colostate.edu/event/managing-the-planet_4-16-2025/
Migration - Birds and Blooms (Panel Discussion)
Climate change is shifting the rhythms of life across the planet. Rising temperatures, altered rainfall patterns, and extreme weather are changing when and where species move. For migratory birds and pollinators, these changes can be life-altering—and sometimes life-threatening.
Birds rely on seasonal cues to begin their long journeys across continents. But as spring arrives earlier in some regions and food sources bloom out of sync, many birds are arriving too late to feed or nest. Some are changing their routes or skipping migrations altogether, disrupting ecosystems that depend on them.
Pollinators—like bees, butterflies, and even hummingbirds—are also on the move. As their habitats shift with the climate, they may leave behind the plants they once pollinated, breaking ancient relationships that sustain biodiversity and agriculture. Crops and wild plants alike could suffer.
This panel explores the delicate timing and interconnectedness of migration and pollination in a changing climate—and what it means for ecosystems, food security, and the future of life on Earth.Panelists:
Liba Pejchar, Professor, Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
John Mola, Assistant Professor, Forest and Rangeland Stewardship
Kristen Ruegg, Assistant Professor, BiologyModerated by:
Dale Lockwood, Assistant Professor, Departments of Biology and School of Global Environmental SustainabilityIn my experience these talks have usually been pretty well attended. So get there a little early if you want a good seat.
- After Work Burner Hike to Arthur's Rock followed by dinner in FOCO!Arthur's Rock Trailhead/Parking, Bellvue, CO
Hey guys,
C'mon out and get your burn on with this fun burner hike in Lory State Park! We should have some awesome views along the way as we ascend 1,233 feet along the 3.2 mile round trip hike to Arthur's Rock overlooking Horsetooth Reservoir. Bring your camera's as i expect there should be an abundance of wildflowers along the trail this time of year. I'm hoping to do it in about 2 hours.
Hope to see you on the trail!
Garrison
303.570.4356
*Please note we'll be leaving from the Arthur's Rock trailhead promptly at 5:15 so please call or text if you're running late.
Link:
https://cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks/Lory/Documents/Lory-Map-CPW.pdf
