What’s better than saving one eagle? Saving two! This is especially true right now because eagles around the world need our help more than ever. Our research indicates that Golden Eagles are experiencing their worst season for nestling survival in 16 years, while for species we study globally, some species like the Flores Hawk-eagle are […]
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Bryce is a longtime friend and colleague of HawkWatch International, serving over a decade ago as a migration crew member at our Goshute Mountains HawkWatch. We have had the joy of watching Bryce evolve into a full-fledged raptor biologist and a professional scientific illustrator. Since his HWI days, Bryce has received his master’s from Boise
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Meet artist duo Bird and Marc of Camp Mustelid. To me, their art feels like getting a warm hug. Together these two have found a recognizable style inspired by the natural world, encouraging you to notice the little wonders all around. These two are excellent world builders and character developers, creating whimsical, cozy, and bewitching
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After two years of virtual conferences, members of the HWI staff were thrilled to join their colleagues in the very warm Fort Lauderdale for the Raptor Research Foundation conference. In addition to reconnecting with and learning from colleagues, three members of the HawkWatch International team—Jessica Taylor, Jesse Watson, and Nicole Richardson—shared new findings on our
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HawkWatch International Education & Outreach Director Melissa Halvorsen was selected as the Utah Informal Science Educator of the Year earlier this month. She was recognized for her work providing informal science education programs and advocating for the importance of informal science education. Laura Cotter, Informal Education Representative from the Utah Science Teaching Association, shared that
