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SUMMARY:Winter's Animal Tracks and Sign: PART ONE
DESCRIPTION:Come and learn to read the signs in the snow! This event will help attendees discover the habitats and behaviors of wildlife and learn how to have the mind of a tracker. \nThis is a TWO PART event! \n\nPart One will be hosted via ZOOM on March 4 2021 from 6:30-8:45 MST\nPart Two is a field day: March 6  will involve a field day hike with Bruce S. Thompson at the Falls Creek parking lot West of Dubois.
URL:https://bighorn.org/event/winters-animal-tracks-and-sign/
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SUMMARY:Winter's Animal Tracks and Sign: PART TWO
DESCRIPTION:Come to the field with Bruce S. Thompson and learn in-person techniques and knowledge to help identify animals tracks and various animal sign. Location will be at the Falls Creek parking area West of Dubois\, WY.
URL:https://bighorn.org/event/winters-animal-tracks-and-sign-part-two/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Happy Hour with Jackson Hole Land Trust
DESCRIPTION:Sara Bridge\, ED of the National Bighorn Sheep Center in Dubois\, will share the narrative of the declining Whiskey Mountain Herd. Once comprised of 2\,500 sheep\, the herd dwindles\, with wildlife biologists counting fewer than 500 sheep today. Attend this session to learn more about this majestic mountain animal\, diseases that affect bighorns\, and historic and current research. \nRegister for this free event HERE!
URL:https://bighorn.org/event/virtual-happy-hour-with-jackson-hole-land-trust/
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SUMMARY:Archeology in Bighorn Habitat with Larry Todd\, PhD
DESCRIPTION:This will be a captivating Zoom session hosted by NBSC and Larry Todd explaining the ancient connection between bighorns and the Mountain Shoshone. Learn about sheep traps\, soapstone use\, and a way of life that is but a humbling story for most to listen to. \nLarry Todd (BA\, University of Wyoming; MA\, PhD\, University of New Mexico) is Professor Emeritus in Anthropology at Colorado State University\, Research Fellow in Anthropology at the University of Texas\, Austin\, and Adjunct Professor in Anthropology at University of Wyoming.  A native of Meeteetse\, Wyoming\, where he now lives\, Todd has conducted archaeological fieldwork on the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains for nearly 50 years with much of his research focusing on taphonomy of bison kill sites.  Since 2002\, Todd splits his time between researching early human paleoecology in NW Ethiopia and prehistoric montane/alpine land use in N.W Wyoming. \nImportant Zoom Informationhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/86877534904?pwd=ODkzVTlYYjI1TW16VmVaSHpUY2VUUT09Meeting ID: 868 7753 4904\nPasscode: 650711
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