November 2021 tribute to veterans who became ornithologists and wildlife biologists is now available for replay!

At our November 2021 general meeting, David Manuwal presented an extensive list of ornithologists and wildlife biologists who served in the military at some point in their lives. As he states, the life of a veteran really seems like multiple lives. We are grateful for their military service as well as their service to conservation….

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November 2021 Program – A Tribute to Military Veterans Who Became Ornithologists or Wildlife Biologists

presented by David Manuwal David Manuwal will be the featured speaker at the Monday, November 8 virtual meeting of the Flathead Audubon Society at 7 PM. (See below for how to join the Zoom meeting.) He received his undergraduate degree from Purdue University and graduate degrees from the University of Montana and the University of…

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October 2021 presentation on forest carnivore monitoring is now available for replay

At our October 2021 meeting, Mark Ruby shared methods and results of an ongoing forest carnivore study happening in the Swan, Clearwater, and Blackfoot Valleys. Bait stations and a lot of winter tracking have led to some interesting results of monitoring specifically Canada Lynx, Wolverine, and Fishers. Mark tells a great story and showed some…

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October 2021 Program – Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad: Forest Carnivore Monitoring in the Swan, Clearwater, and Blackfoot Valleys

presented by Mark Ruby As part of the Collaborated Forest Landscape Restoration Program, the USFS engaged in multi-party forest carnivore inventory and monitoring across the Swan, Clearwater and Blackfoot Valleys between 2013 and 2016. The target species for detection were wolverine, fisher and Canada lynx. The methods utilized non-invasive winter survey methods across the 1.5…

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May 2021 presentation of Un Año Andalúz about research and birding in Spain is available for replay!

Our May meeting featured Charles B. van Rees discussing his research on migratory gull behavior from his Fulbright fellowship at Doñana biological station in Seville, Spain as well as reviewing some of the species and places that make Spain one of Europe’s ultimate birdwatching destinations. Click on the video below and thanks again Charles for…

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