Join us for Nature Night where Dr. Christopher Schell will discuss how ecological and evolutionary processes are fundamentally intertwined with human societies, and how transdisciplinary integration of human and natural systems is an organic pathway to achieve inclusivity and sustainability in the natural sciences.
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Join us for Nature Night to learn how Sprinavasa Brown, co-founder of ELSO Inc., and her team are breaking down barriers and decolonizing science to make the outdoors and environmental education more inclusive.
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In this talk, Nathan Pieplow, author of the Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds, unlocks the secrets of their language. You’ll learn how one bird sound can have many meanings and how one meaning can have many sounds—and how, sometimes, the meaning isn’t in the sounds at all.
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Join Bird Alliance of Oregon’s Wildlife Care Center team for a behind-the-scenes look at the treatment they provide to give injured and orphaned wildlife a second chance and hear about plans for the new Wildlife Care Center.
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Sea otters were once common along the Oregon coast, a protector of the rich biological productivity of ocean waters and a meaningful element in the culture of coastal Indian people. The Elakha Alliance seeks to bring them back.
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Join Journalist Michelle Nijhuis, the author of the book Beloved Beasts: Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, as she shares her research on the accomplishments, oversights, and outsized personalities of the conservation movement.
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Friends of Tryon Creek Executive Director, Gabe Sheoships, will share a presentation that draws cultural differences and parallels between Indigenous stewardship practices and western models of environmental engagement, sharing examples and lessons from his work.
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Join Bird Alliance of Oregon and the Feral Cat Coalition to learn more about our unique and innovative 25-year partnership to reduce the number of free-roaming cats on the landscape.
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Until recently, people adored pigeons, and they were a symbol of power and class. How did they fall from grace? Join author and cartoonist Rosemary Mosco for a Nature Night presentation based on her book A Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching.
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Indigenous peoples have the longest memory of, and most profound connections to the life cycles of native plants and animals. Join us to learn more about the importance of First Foods like salmon, deer, elk, camas bulbs, biscuitroot and huckleberry.
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