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Walk along the Poudre River to discover natural shapes and sculptures that inspired the Natural Shift exhibit at the Fort Collins Museum of Art. Natural Shift shows nature inspired forms of sculpture from four artists including Charlotte Nichols form Fort Collins, until March 20. Free, family-friendly, no registration required but you can get a reminder and updates by signing up at naturetracker.fcgov.com.

Chatfield Service Day - Mullein Madness
Monday, February 15: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Fossil Creek Reservoir Natural Area, meet in the parking lot off Carpenter Road.
Enjoy viewing the night sky with telescopes and knowledgeable volunteers provided by the Northern Colorado Astronomical Society. Dress warmly and bring a blanket or chair to sit on. Free, no registration required but you can get a reminder and updates by signing up at naturetracker.fcgov.com. For weather updates and cancellations, visit the NCAS website at nocoastro.org.

Fossil Creek Reservoir Natural Area, meet in the parking lot off Carpenter Road.
Enjoy viewing the night sky with telescopes and knowledgeable volunteers provided by the Northern Colorado Astronomical Society. Dress warmly and bring a blanket or chair to sit on. Free, no registration required but you can get a reminder and updates by signing up at naturetracker.fcgov.com. For weather updates and cancellations, visit the NCAS website at nocoastro.org.

Join City of Fort Collins Master Naturalist volunteers to explore and discuss how nature and art are interrelated in an engaging hands-on lecture. Natural Shift is an exhibition available until March 20, showing nature-inspired forms of sculpture. Also celebrating the exhibition, there will be an Artistic Nature Walk on March 5. Free: admission is sponsored by City of Fort Collins Natural Areas, no registration required but you can get a reminder and updates by signing up at naturetracker.fcgov.com.

Master Naturalist volunteers will be on-hand to explain the eagles’ natural history and help visitors view them through spotting scopes and binoculars. Drop-in anytime during the listed hours. Free, no registration required but you can get a reminder and updates by signing up at naturetracker.fcgov.com.

Master Naturalist volunteers will be on-hand to explain the eagles’ natural history and help visitors view them through spotting scopes and binoculars. Drop-in anytime during the listed hours. Free, no registration required but you can get a reminder and updates by signing up at naturetracker.fcgov.com.

Saturday, February 13, 8:00-11:00 a.m.
All ages, Free.

Join Chuck Aid, an Audubon Master Birder, at Prospect Park for a winter bird walk. Expect to see both songbirds and waterfowl and hope for a few surprises. Bring binoculars if you have them, a few extras will be on hand. Dress for the weather, bring water and a snack. Meet in the 2nd parking lot (44th Ave & Robb St.). Registration required, call 720-898-7405.

The Earth Knack Gathering is an opportunity for the whole family to spend five fun-filled days learning to reconnect to the Earth in a practical and moving way. Our top-notch instructors will offer courses in skills that all our ancestors had a knack for. This once-common knowledge, aeons old, is quickly becoming lost as we trade "up" in technology. As we become more specialized, we lose sight of the simple pleasures of picking a fresh salad near a mountain stream, making a stone into a sharp tool, weaving a basket to carry our things, or creating beautiful clothing.

The Pikes Peak Chapter of the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) is hosting M. U. L. E. Y. Kids’ Day at the Rocky Mountain Roosters facilities (North of Calhan) on Saturday May 14th, 2016. The MDF is a charitable non-profit 501(c) (03) wildlife conservation organization. M. U. L. E. Y. (Mindful, Understanding, Legal and Ethical Youth) is a MDF shooting sport and wildlife conservation program oriented to youth. The program’s mission statement is: To safely introduce youth to shooting sports, ensuring the sports continued growth. The two main tenets of the M. U. L. E. Y. Program are: