Be Bear Aware: Keeping Our Black Bears Safe
UPDATED: September 2, 2020 By Jenna Stanek Los Alamos County is home to a unique subspecies of black bear, the […]
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Los Alamos Nature Center
Camping and the Summer Solstice
This Saturday, June 20, 2020 is the summer solstice — the longest day of the year! This week on Take
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Signs of Summer
To kick off summer, we’re focusing on the signs of the season this week in Take It Outside. Now that
All About Baby Birds
By Zoë Moffett, Bird Banding Intern, Bandelier National Monument Introducing Zoë Moffett, Bird Banding Intern at Bandelier National Monument! Zoë
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Brambles’ Affinity for Fire
June 1, 2020 Dear New Mexico Butterfly Fans, Long-time botanist friend of mine, Chick Keller, recently photographed a butterfly, emailed
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How to Get Involved in Citizen Science
This week on Take It Outside, we’re exploring some of the many citizen science projects that you can get involved
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Why I Participate In Citizen Science
By Craig Martin I always wanted to use my biology degree to participate in scientific research, but I got sidetracked
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Week 10, Day 5: Frogs
Welcome to Take It Outside! This week, we are getting to know our local reptiles and amphibians, collectively known as
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Amphibians in a Dry Climate: The Canyon Treefrog
By Jennifer Macke How does an amphibian survive in a dry climate like New Mexico’s? It’s a good question! To
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