Microsoft Giving Campaign
Conservation get-togethers in 2011 with Microsoft. Giving campaign number #2293.
Conservation Northwest and our Giving Campaign Steering Committee* invite you to attend several engaging presentations on the Microsoft Campus during the campaign.
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For more information on any of these events or to RSVP contact Asa Trapp: 206-675-9747 x 207, asa@conservationnw.org
Conservation Northwest Giving campaign #2293
Tracking and Studying Northwest Wolves with David Moskowitz
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
4 pm - 5 pm
Microsoft Campus 44/3200
David Moskowitz is a professional tracker, author and photographer who is working on a new book on the history, ecology, and conservation of wolves in the Northwest. He will be showing slides and sharing stories about his experiences with wolves. David's presentation validates the importance of Conservation Northwest's connectivity work in the recovery of Washington's wolves.
Connectivity Maps and Science with Jen Watkins
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
9 am - 10 am
Microsoft Campus Studio D/2017
How does Conservation Northwest choose which lands to protect? Jen Watkins has the answer with a presentation on the science behind connectivity. Jen explains how we go about identifying critical connecting lands that allow wildlife, from wolves to grizzly bears, to find sufficient food and pass on their genes.
Jen Watkins is Conservation Northwest's "Connectivity Working Group" representative and their I-90 Wildlife Bridges Campaign Coordinator.
