RESCHEDULED:
2018 Annual Meeting, May 4-6

Our next meeting is now Feb 9, 2019
Location: Boulder County Open Space building in Longmont, CO

2018 Field Trips

Forms for Jeffco Bio Blitz:
researcher-registration-form-and-waiver_2013.pdf
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volunteer-release-of-liability_current_form-1.pdf
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BioBlitz with Jeffco Open Space
  • When: Saturday May 12th, 9 am - 5pm
  • Where:  Coal Creek Canyon Rd, Golden, CO 80403, United States
  • Meeting Location: Jeffco Open Space main office at 8:45 am and we will carpool over to Ranson-Edwards 
    Jeffco Open Space Office Address: 700 Jefferson County Pkwy #100, Golden, CO 80401
  • Description: Colorado Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation will conduct an amphibian and reptile BioBlitz of a previously unsurveyed property on Jeffco Open Space. Survey methodology will include walking and looking around important microhabitats at rock outcrops, under rocks and logs, and at the edges of water. Animals be photographed in situ or gently captured by hand and logged into a smartphone app. Following data collection, specimens will be released at point of capture. A species list for the property will be generated from our findings.
  • Lunch: Bring a lunch or buy lunch on own (we will take a break during the heat of the day)
  • Bring: a completed Jefferson County Open Space volunteer waiver form and Boulder OSMP research waiver form 
  • Download: iNauralist
    we will be using this to collect data at the Bioblitz
    Social: We will head to Jose O'Shea's for a COPARC social after the BioBlitz
    • Address: 385 Union Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80228
Otero Bash
  • When: July 13-15
  • Where: La Junta, CO
  • Description: Come join COPARC for an annual favorite. We will survey many different habitats throughout Otero County, and have a grand time doing it. Details to come!

Prowers County Survey

When: September 14- 16 2018
​Where: Holly, CO
Description: ​Come join COPARC for an exciting survey along the Arkansas River! This part of the state holds many interesting species, including yellow mud turtles and eastern hognose snakes. The campground in Holly will be our base camp, and there are hotels in town for those so inclined. Join us for science and fun!
Check out Facebook for Trip Updates!

Past meeting information:

4th Annual Meeting 
6 February 2016
Longmont, Colorado

3rd Annual Meeting 
Saturday, 31 January 2015
University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado

2nd Annual Meeting 
1st Annual Meeting of the 
Colorado PARC
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, 26 January 2013
Visit our parent organization, Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (PARC), for more information on national conservation efforts and other  regional groups. This website and any products posted herein are  officially recognized by the national entity, Partners in Amphibian and  Reptile Conservation (PARC), as the efforts of an approved PARC chapter.