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Cascade Wildlife Monitoring Project
Information gained from these surveys may be invaluable in helping protect wildlands from imminent development and direct the future construction of wildlife crossings of the interstate.
The project has been running sucessfully for the past two years. We will soon begin looking for committed people who would like to join the project for the 2008-2009 field season. Trainings will be held in November and December 2008 for the winter field season. Volunteers must commit to attending a full day field training along with joining a survey team which will carry out three days of survey work in the mountains over the course of the winter.
Volunteers must provide their own personal equipment for winter travel including clothing and snowshoes as well as be comfortable taking care of themselves in the mountains in the winter. Survey materials and team coordination will be provided by Wilderness Awareness School.
If you are interested in volunteering for this project contact David Moskowitz and include day and evening phone contact information. If you are interested in a tracking team leader position please mention this in your email. We also encourage you to check out our on-going tracking courses, which provide valuable skills and experience for potential team volunteers and team leaders, in the company of other local naturalists and trackers. Current Wilderness Awareness School tracking courses include the monthly Tracking Club, our annual weeklong Summer Wolf Tracking Expedition in backcountry Idaho, the Tracking Intensive which meets during 10 weekends throughout the Northwest from Sept. to June, and more. Visit our Adult Courses Calendar for additional course information, or call our office: 425-788-1301.
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