Stories tagged with Jon Broholm

Southern Ute Wildlife Technician, Jon Broholm runs the barge shocker, while crews fan out across the Animas River with nets, (pictured left to right) EPD Water Quality Scientist, James Evangelisti, EPD Water Quality & Remediation Division Head, Mandy Eskelson, Southern Ute Wildlife Technician, Danielle Austin, and EPD Water Quality Scientist Dylan Ruckel.

Fri Nov 17th, 2023

Environmental Programs and Wildlife team up on Animas River

Ice fishing on Scott’s Pond — Clementine Carrillo and Aeden Richards visit with each other under clear blue skies, as they patiently watch the line — hoping for a fish to bite.

Fri Feb 10th, 2023

Winter Wonderland: Students drop a line in Scott’s Pond

The Southern Ute Wildlife Division is pleased to announce the hatching of two osprey eggs at our nest at Lake Capote. The two chicks emerged from their shells starting on Friday, June 12, and the parent birds are busy feeding and tending to them.

Fri Jun 26th, 2020

Osprey raise their young

A pair of osprey are seen in this April 2 image from the livestream, working on rebuilding their nest for the season.

Fri Apr 10th, 2020

Ospreys arrive at Lake Capote for 2020 nesting season

Southern Ute Wildlife Technician, Jon Broholm introduces himself and explains the process of the fish release to Ms. Stephens’ Ignacio Elementary fifth-grade class. The class released dozens of fish into the Pine River on Thursday, May 16.

Fri May 24th, 2019

Students release Chub fish in Pine River

Young osprey fledglings await their next meal; each spring Suuwhsiagyetu (Strong Wings, male) and Suupu’ighyetu (Powerful Eyes, female) return to Lake Capote to raise their young.

Fri Apr 12th, 2019

The life of an osprey

Detailed look at the gills of a brown trout, show evidence of debris, causing the fish to suffocate. Trout being one of the most sensitive species in the Animas River regarding the effects of water quality.

Fri Aug 3rd, 2018

Animas River hit hard in the aftermath of 416 Fire

Environmental Leadership and Knowledge Seminar (E.L.K.S) brought summer participants to the banks of the Pine River to collect bugs and fish.

Fri Aug 3rd, 2018

E.L.K.S inspires with science

The three foxes await their release back into the wild.

Fri Jul 6th, 2018

Foxes come full circle

Jon Broholm, Wildlife Technician for the Southern Ute Division of Wildlife, holds a tree stump as Tallias Cantsee drills the rebar holes for SUIMA’s Earth Day project at Scott’s Pond on Tuesday, April 24.

Fri Apr 27th, 2018

Recognizing Earth Day

Southern Ute Wildlife Division conducted an electrofishing survey on the Pine River through Ignacio on Monday, Oct. 9.

Fri Oct 13th, 2017

Tribe and Nature Conservancy partner on water study

Wildlife Division staff briefly removed the osprey chicks from the Lake Capote nest, and brought them down to the ground for banding on Monday, June 19.

Fri Jul 21st, 2017

Osprey young take flight, get tagged

Jon Broholm, Wildlife Technician for the Southern Ute Wildlife Division monitors the Lake Capote osprey nest from his office on Tribal Campus on Tuesday, March 28. Broholm has the ability to change the video camera’s focal length, the camera’s direction and even capture high quality still frames from the live feed.

Fri Mar 31st, 2017

Ospreys livestreamed from Lake Capote

David Heermance (left) and Elijah Martinez enjoy the view at the Ute 3 air monitoring station located approximately 10 miles southwest of Durango.

Fri Aug 5th, 2016

Youth conference focuses on environment

Jon Broholm (background), a wildlife technician, observes the interaction between fish and people after setting up the tank.

Tue May 7th, 2013

Endangered fish on display

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