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Wildlife Presentation on Conserving
North American Forest Carnivores
Join award-winning wildlife conservationist Susan Morse, visiting guest speaker from Vermont, for a slide show on lynx, bobcat, mountain lion, and black bear!
7pm - 9pm, Saturday, April 25, 2009
At the Alderleaf Campus, 18715 299th Ave SE, Monroe, WA 98272
Admission: $10,
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Experience Susan's astounding wildlife photography and unique insights into the field of wildlife tracking. Learn about how citizen participation in grassroots, landscape-scale conservation initiatives can help protect and conserve valuable wildlife habitat. Susan will share exciting stories and information about her research on scent marking and behavior.
Directions to Alderleaf: From Monroe go south on Highway 203 approximately one mile. Turn left onto Ben Howard Road. Follow Ben Howard Road for approximately 6 miles. Turn right onto Cedar Ponds Road. Follow Cedar Ponds until it becomes gravel. Take a left onto the second driveway. Our classroom is located in the large green building at the end of the drive.
Susan has over 30 years of experience tracking and researching North America's large carnivores. She is a nationally-recognized naturalist and habitat specialist and has been featured in Audubon, Smithsonian, and Nature Conservancy publications as well as on NPR public radio. To learn more about Susan, visit her conservation organization at:
www.KeepingTrack.org.
Susan Morse is also teaching a
Carnivore Tracking Workshop
which begins Saturday morning, includes this evening presentation, and continues through Sunday afternoon.
Return from Wildlife Presentation back to Wilderness Courses
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