Conservation Canines, CK9, isn’t new to the field of wildlife surveys. Yet many wildlife managers don’t know about this fun and effective way to survey for wildlife. CK9 detection dogs locate wildlife scat – species specific and multiple species at a time – all for the reward of a ball toss. Scat detection dogs are […]
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Interested in gaining some skills on a tried and true method for tracking wildlife? The Student Chapter of the Wildlife Society at Oregon State University is holding a workshop to teach the basics of radio telemetry tracking. Learn the equipment, the science, and practice how to use both! Register through 123 signup: http://www.123signup.com/register?id=dpzrs. Where: Oregon State
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Meeting the Challenge: Envisioning and Creating a Future for Wildlife The 48th Annual Meeting of the Oregon Chapter of the Wildlife Society was held February 5 – 7, 2014 at the Riverhouse in Bend, Oregon. Some surprise snow made travel more adventurous, but we had over 225 members brave the cold (and the forecast) to
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