[cobirds] Speaker Event: Clark's Nutcrackers and their Critical Role as Seed Dispersers

Hello birders, 

We're excited to invite you to join Denver Audubon at Lakewood Library next Thursday, March 26 for an evening with Dr. Diana Tomback.

Dr. Diana Tomback of the University of Colorado Denver has spent decades studying Clark's Nutcrackers and their indispensable role in conifer regeneration. Since the 1970s, her groundbreaking research has revealed how these birds are not just forest inhabitants—but forest makers. Join us to explore this extraordinary partnership between bird and pine, and discover how seed dispersal, memory, climate pressures, and forest decline are tightly intertwined in a high-stakes ecological story.

Doors open at 6:00 pm with the presentation beginning shortly after. Register here to join us for this free event — we'd love to see you there!

Thanks,

Audrey Hicks
Manager of Conservation and Research

www.denveraudubon.org 

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