LO Colorado | Evening Bird Walk at Barr Lake State Park

13401 Picadilly Road,Brighton CO 80603

06 June, 2021

Description

Join Latino Outdoors Colorado for another introductory evening bird walk at Barr Lake State Park! REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED **Registration Closes on Friday, June 4th,12pm MST** Join Latino Outdoors Colorado for another introductory evening bird walk at Barr Lake State Park, which is on Cheyenne, Ute, and Arapaho land. The event will be led by Rosie Sanchez, a Birder of 14 years and the Rockies and Plains Program Coordinator for Defenders of Wildlife. From 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6th, we will be doing a 30-minute easy hike each way to the Boardwalk Gazebo at Barr Lake where we will learn how to identify and observe waterfowl, birds of prey, and ecosystems that inhabit healthy bird populations. You will need to bring a small backpack or bag to hold snacks, water, a face mask, sunscreen, chapstick/lip balm with spf, and layers if necessary. Please wear comfy shoes. Avian admirers of all abilities and all ages are welcome. This event is free and park entrance will be waived for participants. About the Trail Distance: 2.6 miles roundtrip to Gazebo Boardwalk Elevation Gain: 0ft Max Elevation: 5,130ft Skill Level: Easy Use (hikers, bikers, snowmobiles, etc): Foot, horse, mountain bike, eagle express Facilities/Restrooms: At Nature Center Terrain Description: Flat, non-paved wide trail PLEASE LOOK FOR A WAIVER TO COMPLETE IN YOUR EMAIL AND ANOTHER EMAIL WITH MORE INSTRUCTIONS ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH About LO’s COVID-19 Guidelines After careful consideration and consultation with LO leaders about the resumption of in-person outings, we have implemented the following measures to allow us to safely gather in person while minimizing the risk of community spread: New policies and procedures All attendees must wear a mask for the entire duration of the gathering, except when eating or drinking, which must be done while maintaining social distance. Anyone who feels sick or has been exposed to someone with COVID-19 should stay home. In the case that someone begins displaying symptoms during an outing, they will be escorted back to their vehicle to go home and rest or separated from others until they can go home. As the pandemic evolves, so will our approach to keeping you safe. We thank you for your patience and flexibility as we manage this, and invite you to check in with us if you have any questions. What you can expect from LO To be given accurate and truthful information about LO outings in the context of COVID-19Enforcement of LO’s COVID-19 Guidelines, such as the implementation of face coveringsAdherence to county level public health department guidelines What LO expects from participants We take safety at our community outings very seriously. We ask participants to self-certify that they do not have symptoms, have not been diagnosed with or had direct contact with a known or suspected COVID-19 case in the past 14 days, and will comply with LO’s safety policies and procedures including wearing face coverings, physical distancing, and other determined requirements. Together, we can ensure safe, positive, and meaningful experiences in nature.