Mountain Plover

A Community’s Passion for Mountain Plovers, Conservation and Agriculture

Every year, the community of Karval in eastern Colorado comes together to celebrate the return of Mountain Plover to their fields, inviting birders from around...

Have Plovers, Will Travel.

Traditional and high-tech tools are revealing details about where Mountain Plovers spend time during migration and over winter—highlighting critical habitat locations and guiding much-needed conservation...

Off the Beaten Track

Every year in late spring and summer, our field season crew traipses across mountains, prairies and deserts to survey birds under the Integrated Monitoring in...

Cowboys, Collaboration and Conservation

The Central Plains Experimental Range in Northern Colorado provides the perfect place for researchers and ranchers to come together and explore new ways to achieve...

Mountains to Plains

2017 marks eleven consecutive years of data collection at Soapstone Prairie Natural Area in Northern Colorado. This beautiful and ecologically important landscape is home to...

Radio-Telemetry Offers Insights into Mountain Plover Habitat Use

RMBO is partnering with the University of Colorado-Denver to support a graduate research project to better understand how Mountain Plovers utilize habitat during the nesting...

State of the Birds Report Focuses on Private Lands

Did you know that roughly 60% of the land area in the United States is privately owned? That amounts to a lot of land, about...

First Mountain Plover Nest of the Season Found

RMBO’s field crew discovered its first Mountain Plover nest of the season on May 8. After the cold start to spring, this newly laid nest...

PEEP Program Provides Hands-On Learning

Twenty fourth-graders, grouped in teams of 3 and 4, hold their hands above their buzzers as biologist Andrew Pierson reads the question. He scans the...

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