Community science empowers everyday people to actively participate in the scientific process by collecting vital field data. At Walking Mountains, volunteers may do this by tracking alpine wildflowers, pikas, and boreal toad habitats to help protect Colorado’s Rocky Mountains.
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Community science at Walking Mountains bridges the gap between outdoor recreation and conservation by empowering everyday hikers to contribute to real scientific research. During our backcountry outings in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, volunteers serve as crucial observers—whether surveying alpine wildflowers, tracking climate-sensitive pikas, or exploring wetland habitats for threatened boreal toads. It’s a powerful way to turn a scenic trek into a meaningful mission. Join us for an upcoming outing to protect the alpine ecosystems we love and contribute directly to the scientific process!
