Indentifying and Protecting Wildlife Corridors

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The perilous journey of Wyomings migrating pronghorn — High Country News

Read the article and watch videos of the pronghorn in action :The perilous journey of Wyomings migrating pronghorn — High Country News.

Time to make a note, its spring!

Another good place to record your observations of nature is here: Your Garden Show.

The 3 B’s are very important!

The 3 B’s are Bears, Beavers and Bees!  These animals have a profound, cascading effect on the health and well being of many other species, including our own! Check out this great bee monitoring project for kids and adults here: The Great Sunflower Project.

Wildlife track and sign monitoring

Here is an example of  our field data from last Saturday.

Citizen Scientist Extraordinaire « It’s a bird thing…

Citizen Scientist Extraordinaire « It’s a bird thing…. Its amazing what happens when we start to write things down..

New bobcat video

Here is short video of a bobcat in a residential area, again, near I-25.

Another amazing wildlife track and sign course with Casey McFarland

Even though the wind doth blow and heat did roast, Casey managed to find some incredible wildlife tracks and sign for us to identify on our two day oddesy from the Rio Grande to the East Mountains. Ten participants hung in there through the incessant winds of late May. Coupled with the drying heat, the [...]

Wildlife track and sign course a success

The weather calmed down and cleared up last weekend to make the Wildlife Track and Sign course with Casey McFarland easier to enjoy. As usual, Casey never ceases to amaze with his knowledge and ability to not only find a large variety of animal tracks and sign, but to teach and provide the “signatures” to [...]

Wildlife Track and Sign identification course with Casey McFarland

Starts tomorrow, Saturday May 14th, and it looks like a bright and sunny one. We’ll spend the day tomorrow along the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, where dozens of different kinds of wildlife can be “seen” by the tracks and signs they leave in the impressionable sand and mud of the riverside.

The May 28th-29th Wildlife track and sign course is now full

But Casey has added another one for those of you couldn’t make the above weekend. The added course will be May 14th-15th, and is also limited to 10 people, so contact us here: if you would like to register for this world-class wildlife track and sign identification course. See Casey’s bio. here: Thanks to all [...]

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