Program: Wolverine Tracking Project: Monitoring Oregon's rare carnivores

Program: “Tracking wolverines and other wild animals in the PNW” – Teri Lysak

When: Thursday, November 12
Where: Mazamas Holman Auditorium, 527 SE 43rd Ave., Portland
(** DIFFERENT DAY AND DIFFERENT LOCATION THAN USUAL **)
Zoom link will be provided to members in advance of the meeting

6:30 pm: Potluck - Bring a dish to share, eating utensils, and a non-alcoholic beverage if you wish
7:15 pm: Short Club Meeting - Get the latest announcements
7:30ish: “Tracking wolverines and other wild animals in the PNW” – Teri Lysak, Wolverine Tracking Project Coordinator, Cascadia Wild

About the program:

Cascadia Wild's Wolverine Tracking Project is a community science effort on the Mt Hood National Forest in which volunteers help document some of Oregon’s rarest carnivores. These elusive species include Sierra Nevada red fox, wolves, Pacific marten, and wolverine. The project connects people with the outdoors, teaches valuable skills, and provides important information to help land managers protect these species and their habitats. Learn how community science works on the ground, what places these animals call home, and how you can be involved in the monitoring process whenever you are up on the mountain.

Hope to see you in person or join online!

Directions: Mazamas Holman Auditorium, 527 SE 43rd Ave., Portland