Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Plant & Animal Strategies for Winter To many people, the winter season seems mysterious and quiet. However, the winter landscape is very much alive. During this…
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Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Humans & Winter Survival—Making Snow Shelters Have you ever wondered if sleeping under the snow during a cold winter’s night is possible and comfortable? Here is…
Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Snow Tracking Mammals There are many mammals alive and well in the Bogus Basin ski area. From mountain lions to deer to red squirrels and shrews,…
Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Plants in Winter — Identification & Uses How many plants in the Bogus Basin Recreation Area do you know? How many of them are edible and…
Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Exploring Bogus’ Native Cats & Canids Mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, and red fox are the native cats and canids (dogs) of Bogus Basin. During our snowshoe…
Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Reading Animal Tracks Identifying tracks of animals is the first step. Interpreting behavior from patterns allows us to understand and appreciate their daily activities. During this…
Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Winter Wildlife Adaptations Insects, reptiles, birds, and mammals have evolved various adaptations to survive the stresses of winter in the Rocky Mountains. During this relaxing snowshoe…
Today’s Guided Snowshoe Program… Winter Plants With spring just around the corner, many of our herbaceous and perennial plants are starting to “wake up.” Interestingly, as the snowpack “matures” in…