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Field notes and study skin preparation workshop
Field notes and study skin preparation workshop
Learn how to prepare credible field notes and put up a mammal skin, taught by Randy Babb and David Brown.
AZGFD Bat Workshops
AZGFD Bat Workshops
AZGFD Bat Workshops The Arizona Game and Fish Department will be doing bat monitoring survey September 15th from 7:30PM to 10:00PM for $25 per person at Needle Rock Recreation Area with Randy Babb. During the events, participants will be able to help capture and identify bats. Space is limited! Please register: https://www.registered.com/programs/arizona/179/slug:world-of-wonder-25-events/agency:33. Participants will need long pants, bug spray, head lamp, close-toed shoes...
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Friends of Verde River Greenway – Birding 101 w/ Dena Greenwood
Birding 101 Workshop Where: Camp Verde Community Library 130 Black Bridge Road, Camp Verde, AZ 86322 When: September 23 & 24, 2017 Cost: $50 (includes 2 days) This workshop is being coordinated by Friends of Verde River Greenway and is co-sponsored by Jay's Bird Barn of Sedona and, Northern Arizona Audubon Society (NAAS) to introduce the hobby of birding to...
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Wildlife Tracking and Bird Language Expedition
Spend five days in the beautiful and diverse Sky Islands learning wildlife track and sign identification, camera monitoring, and how to decipher the language of birds. Designated as conservation lands in Sonora, Mexico just across the border from Arizona, Cuenca Los Ojos is comprised of desert grasslands, rugged canyons, and “sky islands” that rise from the surrounding terrain and afford habitat to an amazing diversity of plants and animals from both colder climates to the north, and warmer, sub-tropical environments down south. You will go out each day with expert guides to look for signs of magnificent mammals like black bears, mountain lions, coyotes, foxes, coatis, bobcats, Coues deer, javelinas, ocelots (and possibly even jaguars!).