Women in Wildlife: Carmen Vanbianchi
Northwest Nature Matters
This month, Monty continues the Women in Wildlife series by speaking with Carmen Vanbianchi, Research Director of Home Range Wildlife Research.
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Women in Wildlife: Lauri Turner
Northwest Nature Matters
Monty and Jess sit down with Lauri Turner, Monty's good friend and colleague at the U.S. Forest Service. She works as the Special Status and Sensitive Species Specialist for the Interagency Special Status and Sensitive Species Program.
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Women in Wildlife: Bernadette Graham-Hudson
Northwest Nature Matters
This week, Monty sits down with Bernadette Graham-Hudson, Wildlife Division Administrator for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Women in Wildlife: Jennifer Ringo
Northwest Nature Matters
Monty and Jess speak with Jennifer Ringo, the South Willamette Watershed District Manager for Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Women in Wildlife: Melissa Hunt
Northwest Nature Matters
Monty and Jess begin a new series, featuring women in the conservation field. This month, they sit down with Melissa Hunt, Wildlife Biologist for the Methow Valley Ranger District.
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Umpqua Watershed with Tod Lum (part 2/2)
Northwest Nature Matters
Monty and continues his conversation with Tod Lum, ODFW District Wildlife Biologist in the Umpqua Watershed District.
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Umpqua Watershed with Tod Lum (part 1/2)
Northwest Nature Matters
Monty and Jess speak with Tod Lum, ODFW District Wildlife Biologist in the Umpqua Watershed District.
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Forest Resource Technology at Central Oregon Community College
Northwest Nature Matters
This week Monty and Jess speak with Bret Michalski, Wildlife Specialist and professor at Central Oregon Community College.
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In Conversation With Ben Goldfarb
Northwest Nature Matters
This month, Monty and Jess sit down with Ben Goldfarb, author of Crossings: How Road Ecology is Shaping the Future of Our Planet and Eager: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter. Hear Ben speak at our free live event (in person or online) October 10, 2024. Details and sign up information can be found at www.myowf.org/events.
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30 years of Conservation in the Whychus and Metolius Watersheds
Northwest Nature Matters
This month, Monty discusses over 30 years of conservation in the Whychus and Metolius watersheds from the perspective of longtime District Fish Biologist, Mike Riehle.
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Finishing up the two part series on Upland Game Birds, Monty and Jess speak with Sarah Garrison, the Small Game Program Manager for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.