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A conversation with Jim Hammett — Former John Day Fossil Beds National Monument Superintendent — John Day, OR
Install & change out wildlife cameras.
APRIL-NOVEMBER
APRIL-NOVEMBER —
Inspect various properties.
MAY-JULY, OCTOBER-NOVEMBER — Assist in plant & weed management.
OCTOBER — Dig artificial burrowing owl burrows.
OCTOBER — Close out the season clearing fence.
MAY — Join a spring cleanup & fencing upgrade.
MAY-JULY — Be an early bird for species counts.
Virtual fence is a new technology that can help land managers maintain wildlife connectivity in permitted grazing areas.
A conversation with Rod & Cindy Hoagland — Owners of Calderwood Ranch — Fields, OR
Tribal leaders discussed the Native history and stewardship of their homelands at Trout Creek Ranch.