Each year when December rolls around, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West helps the people of Cody and the nearby towns celebrate the Christmas season with an open house. […]
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.
Fieldnotes from the Edge of the Wild: December 14, 2012
Responsibility and Credibility in Communicating Conservation Science to the Public Last week was typical of scientific fieldwork involving the capture and marking of large raptors in Rocky Mountain winters―long hours […]
Is It Safe To Stand Close To the Birds? Or What are Anklets and Jesses?
How would you react if a turkey vulture with a five-foot wing span flew directly toward you? More than likely you would react the same way the guests standing nearby […]
A Bit of a Change
Howdy folks! I thought I’d give Anne a little break this week and return to the task of blogging. That’s right, Melissa is actually writing the blog this week! I […]
My Day of Solo
Eventually our wonderful summer interns abandoned us, and Melissa decided she needed a rest, so she also abandoned us for a week, taking a well-deserved vacation. Although our summer programs […]
New Places Are So Scary!! says Suli the turkey vulture
Suli the turkey vulture spent her time in our garden this summer being the star of our twice-daily program, at least in HER opinion. Hayabusa, the peregrine falcon, would probably […]
