Bobcat Ridge Natural Area Wildlife Camera Project
The City of Fort Collins Natural Areas Program is working with the Rocky Mountain Cat Conservancy to monitor wildlife at Bobcat Ridge Natural Area. Eight motion/heat activated cameras are on and off the trail. City of Fort Collins volunteers and students from Rocky Mountain High school regularly check the cameras. The images confirm species such as elk, deer and mountain lions really do share our trails.
For more information about this project, called Cameras, Communities and Conservation, visit the Rocky Mountain Cat Conservancy or send an email to Natural Areas Program Educator, Deborah Price, .
View the Photographs
2012
- April - 2012 (28 photos)
- March - 2012 (35 photos)
- February - 2012 (17 photos)
- January - 2012 (17 photos)
2011
- December - 2011 (17 photos)
- November - 2011 (21 photos)
- October - 2011 (6 photos)
- September - 2011 (18 photos)
- August - 2011 (27 photos)
- July - 2011 (11 photos)
- June - 2011 (13 photos)
- May - 2011 (18 photos)
- April - 2011 (17 photos)
- March - 2011 (9 photos)
- February - 2011 (7 photos)
- January - 2011 (5 photos)
2010
- December - 2010 (10 photos)
- November - 2010 (10 photos)
- October - 2010 (16 photos)
- September - 2010 (25 photos)
- August - 2010 (14 photos)
- July - 2010 (8 photos)
- June - 2010 (12 photos)
- May - 2010 (17 photos)
- April - 2010 (4 photos)
- March - 2010 (12 photos)
- February - 2010 (13 photos)
- January - 2010 (13 photos)
2009
- December - 2009 (24 photos)
- November - 2009 (8 photos)
- October - 2009 (40 photos)
- September - 2009 (27 photos)
- August - 2009 (4 photos)
- July - 2009 (1 photos)
- June - 2009 (4 photos)
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Total photos: 528
This photo of a deer jumping at Bobcat Ridge was chosen as the number one favorite at the 2011 Wild Shots event!