Modern wildlife management was born from hunting and trapping needs, and trapping today is still needed for wildlife research, population management, and as a recreational activity that gets people outdoors and interested in wildlife. But times, they are a’changing, and controversies are arising around trapping. Many wildlife professionals shy away from trapping-related discussions because it […]
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NOTE! WORKSHOPS HAVE BEEN CANCELED! If you registered for a workshop ORTWS treasurer will be in touch regarding refund. __________ There are three workshops offered on Wednesday, April X from 8-12 AM in conjunction with the Annual Meeting. In keeping with the meeting theme of “Common Goals, Common Ground, Common Solutions” ORTWS is pleased to
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WORKSHOP CANCELED 4/20/2015 _______________________________ Forestry & Silviculture for Biologists in the Northwest This workshop is an introduction (or refresher) to biologists working on forestry issues, but not trained in forestry. This workshop will define forestry terms and concepts so attendees understand forestry discussions and can estimate parameters of interest in the office or in the field.
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Hello Wildlifers! As part of our new membership and event online service, we can now offer you a message forum! This is a members-only benefit. Many of us are spread far across the state, and with restricted budgets getting around to visit each other is more challenging. The member forum is a place to ask
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ORTWS is hosting a workshop on Grasslands Connectivity in the Willamette Valley on September 3, 2014. The workshop is at Tualatin National Wildlife Refuge, and will address the following topics: History of grasslands in the Willamette Valley Grassland connectivity Grassland restoration Grassland endangered species, including Fender’s blue butterflies Managing grasslands for native species Regular admission:
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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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Bio Blitz – just what is that? If you Google it a bunch of interesting tidbits pop up, going back to 2007 and further. Indeed, Portland Parks and Recreation held a Bio Blitz in Forest Park in 2012 (here’s a video). According to National Geographic, A BioBlitz is a 24-hour event in which teams of
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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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