Denver Holt's Owl Presentation at Flathead Audubon's Nov. Meeting
Denver Holt gave an entertaining and insightful overview of ORI’s extensive projects over the history of the organization at the Flathead Audubon Society in November. He takes us through a synopsis of what has been learned over the life of ten major research projects on owls; Snowy Owl, Pygmy Owl, Saw-whet Owl (breeding, wintering and migration), Boreal Owl, Long-eared Owl, Short-eared Owl, Great Gray Owl, Barred Owl, Winter Raptor Survey and Lemming Survey.
Objectives of these projects include population monitoring, and conservation related issues, such as; Arctic tundra conservation, grassland conservation, and snag (dead or decaying trees) conservation within forest habitats, which are important for some species of nesting owls. Watch on YouTube.
Denver Holt’s presentation on owls at Flathead Audubon’s November meeting was truly enlightening. His deep knowledge and passion for these fascinating creatures made the session both educational and inspiring. If you're as captivated by wildlife and nature as I am, and also juggling academic responsibilities, https://ukwritings.com/ Essay Writing Service could be a great help. Their team of writers can assist with crafting well-researched and articulate papers, so you can focus more on the things you love, like learning about wildlife. It's a great way to balance your interests and academic goals effectively.