Building Beautiful Wildlife Habitats in Los Alamos: A Letter to the Community
Los Alamos was honored as the First National Wildlife Federation (NWF) Community Wildlife Habitat in New Mexico! What does this mean?
Los Alamos Nature Center
Annuals in Rendija Canyon
The large amount of rainfall this year has brought out the annual wildflowers, the most spectacular bloom can be found in lower Rendija Canyon.
Coyotes & Food
To different people and cultures, the coyote carries diverse significance. But outside of the meaning we give these animals, they have a natural purpose of their own.
Virtual Field Trip: Spectacularly Spooky Animal Senses
Find out all about animal senses, and use your senses to explore your world, in this virtual field trip for …
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Virtual Field Trip: Bird Banding
Bird banding is a scientific method for collecting information about bird populations. Whether you’re a student or a bird enthusiast, …
Getting to Hibernation: Best Practices for Living with Bears
By James RobinsonLos Alamos County Councilor I have been receiving many emails, text messages, and phone calls concerning our increased …
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Photographing Black Bears in Los Alamos
Hari Viswanathan joined PEEC for Bear Festival to discuss his experiences photographing black bears in backyards using critter cameras in …
What to Do if You See a Black Bear
Do you know what to do if you encounter a black bear in your neighborhood or while hiking? Check out …
Naturalist’s Choice
We have reached the end of our Take It Outside summer challenge! By now, we hope you have found some …