Night of the Condors! Heartbreak and Hope: A Biologist's Life with Condors

About this event

Join Boulder Audubon on November 24 for a glimpse into Erro Lehnert’s life as a condor biologist, including an overview of condor biology, the captive breeding and reintroduction program, radio and GPS tracking, and wild nesting and fledgling success. The largest flying bird in North America still faces many challenges, but thanks to dedicated biologists, geneticists, and conservationists, there is reason for hope.

Erro Lehnert is a wildlife biologist from Michigan. She especially loves birds, but her passion for all wildlife has taken her all over the world. Erro received her master's degree in ornithology from the University of Central Oklahoma before she started with the California Condor Recovery Program in 2021.

As an added bonus, our regular social time will feature an art exhibit by Christina Baal, and her work will be available for purchase, with proceeds benefiting BCAS. Pick out a piece for yourself, or to give as a holiday present! Christina has designed artwork for Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival, the New River Birding and Nature Festival, and New Jersey Audubon’s World Series of Birding.

Attendees will also get early access to tickets for BCAS Interludes with Nature, before they go on sale to the general public. These local trips, led by the area’s most knowledgeable birders and naturalists, take you to places you might not otherwise get to explore. The series is always popular, so this is your chance to pick your trip before tickets sell out.