Train to become a Nature Mapper and play an important role in supporting wildlife conservation. Our free two-hour session provides the skills needed to identify species accurately and collect reliable data, making your observations valuable for guiding critical decisions like placing wildlife crossings and assessing population trends to measure conservation success.
Train to become a Nature Mapper and play an important role in supporting wildlife conservation. Our free two-hour session provides the skills needed to identify species accurately and collect reliable data, making your observations valuable for guiding critical decisions like placing wildlife crossings and assessing population trends to measure conservation success.
Train to become a Nature Mapper and play an important role in supporting wildlife conservation. Our free two-hour session provides the skills needed to identify species accurately and collect reliable data, making your observations valuable for guiding critical decisions like placing wildlife crossings and assessing population trends to measure conservation success.
2025 Moose Day Education & Identification Seminar Join us for an exciting virtual seminar hosted by the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation! 🗓 Date: Tuesday, February 11, 2025⏰ Time: 5:30 - 6:30 PM (MST)📍 Location: Online via Zoom Discover everything you’ve ever wanted to know about moose! This engaging presentation by a local biologist will explore Read More
Welcome to Moose Day 2025! We strongly prefer each adult participant to register individually. If you’re signing up as a group or registering on behalf of others, please include the names of all additional participants in your group so we know who will be joining. As the event gets closer, we’ll share more details, including Read More
Train to become a Nature Mapper and play an important role in supporting wildlife conservation. Our free two-hour session provides the skills needed to identify species accurately and collect reliable data, making your observations valuable for guiding critical decisions like placing wildlife crossings and assessing population trends to measure conservation success.
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