Spring has sprung! Although as I write this it’s snowing and blowing outside. I suppose it’s only fitting since we didn’t really have a winter this year. Anyway, for me, […]
Draper Natural History Museum
Draper Natural History Museum staff and volunteers work with museum exhibits, programs, labwork, and conduct ecological research in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. They also keep up with and share wildlife and science news and issues related to this world-renowned, natural treasure.
Learning is FUN-damental! – Part 2
When I last left you I had just spent an amazing day at Natural Encounters, Inc. (NEI). We had been fortunate enough to see free flights of some amazing birds […]
Learning is FUN-damental! – Part 1
I am a very fortunate person. I am one of the lucky people who LOVES their job. But it’s more than that. Not only do I work with amazing animals […]
Mixed Emotions and Beautiful Kateri
By Anne the Volunteer When the Draper Museum Raptor Experience began, Melissa was able to find four wonderful birds that fit our program well. She continued, however, to look for a […]
Drum roll please!
On behalf of the entire live raptor education program staff and volunteers, we are pleased to announce the name selected for our golden eagle, as well as the name of […]
Greater Yellowstone Raptor Experience’s new eagle’s name chosen
The newest member of the Draper Museum of Natural History’s live raptor education program, an adult, female golden eagle, now has a fitting name: Kateri. The Draper’s program, called the […]
