The bluebird carries the sky on his back. - Henry David Thoreau
The Colorado Bluebird Project is a volunteer-driven conservation effort dedicated to increasing populations of native bluebirds across Colorado through nest box monitoring, habitat improvement, and public education.
By installing and maintaining bluebird boxes along carefully managed trails, volunteers help offset habitat loss and provide safe nesting sites for species like the mountain and western bluebird. The project not only supports bird conservation but also connects communities to Colorado’s open spaces and the joy of stewardship.
This volunteer-run project aims to improve the vitality of bluebird populations and to inform and educate Coloradans about bluebirds. From April through August, volunteers of all ages are needed to help monitor the nest boxes.
Click here for detailed information on the Project's goals, functions, volunteer efforts.
By installing and maintaining bluebird boxes along carefully managed trails, volunteers help offset habitat loss and provide safe nesting sites for species like the mountain and western bluebird. The project not only supports bird conservation but also connects communities to Colorado’s open spaces and the joy of stewardship.
This volunteer-run project aims to improve the vitality of bluebird populations and to inform and educate Coloradans about bluebirds. From April through August, volunteers of all ages are needed to help monitor the nest boxes.
Click here for detailed information on the Project's goals, functions, volunteer efforts.
Did you know that the Black Forest Garden Club has installed bluebird boxes in Douglas County? You'll see the boxes along the Bayou Gulch Open Space trail in the Two Bridges Trail area.