Raptors of Lathrop
Learn about the raptors of Lathrop State Park and the important role these keystone predators play.
About this Event
Join Colorado Parks & Wildlife Raptor Monitor, Shannon Husband, to learn about the raptors of Lathrop State Park and the important role these keystone predators play in the ecosystem.
CPW's Raptor Watch Program plays a crucial role in the study and conservation of raptors during the nesting season, offering valuable insights into these fascinating birds.
Location: Piñon Campground Amphitheater
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