Please attend to elect the Board of Directors, receive an update on the Refuges, and hear a presentation about the new project hosted by FFRWR, GoWild Northeast Metro Coalition, to get youth outdoors. See you there!
Do you want to know how FFRWR can “GoWild” during the year? The GoWild Northeast Metro Coalition is how! Click here for more information.
If you could do one thing to help the environment, what would it be?
Save the highly endangered black-footed ferret?
Bring back large herds of bison to the prairie?
Teach school children how to love the outdoors?
The Friends of the Front Range Wildlife Refuges would love your support to help two national wildlife refuges that do ALL of the actions listed above. We need your support and membership! Please click here to buy a membership online or learn of other ways to give.
Thank you for attending our 2018 Harvest Moon dinner. It was a lovely evening with great food and entertainment. Many thousands of dollars were raised to support the Refuges we love! Special congratulations to Gary Beasley who was awarded the Volunteer of the Year Award and to Navarro Engineering that received the Corporation of the Year! Special thanks to all who attended, those who volunteered, and those who donated and bought silent auction items. FFRWR thanks you, as do the eagles, ferrets, bison and others at the RMANWR!
Have you bought your membership to the FFRWR for 2019? Please click here to support our work throughout 2019!
The Rocky Mountain Arsenal and Wildlife Refuge was voted the “Fourth (4th) Best Place to View Wildlife in the USA”!
The Friends of the Front Range Wildlife Refuges (FFRWR) is a membership community that supports the two largest national wildlife refuges in the Denver metro area–the Rocky Mountain Arsenal and the Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuges.
Ultimately, our vision is to create two refuges in which native wildlife and habitat are maintained in a healthy ecosystem that is rich and diverse and that contributes to the education and recreational enjoyment of people from all walks of life.
The beautiful photos you see are above were taken by wildlife photographer Dave Showalter at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. Roll over each image to see an expanded view of the site and the wildlife that calls the Refuge home.