2011 Northeast Wildlife Trackers Conference

(Thank you to the 90+ trackers who joined in the fun in 2010!)

Saturday, October 29, 2011  
9:30 AM to 3:30 PM -  9:00 AM sign-in
$30 per person - registration required
Doyle Conservation Center, Leominster, MA

Registration required - no walk-ins - we are full

 crowd enjoying a break at the 2009 Wildlife Trackers Conference

2011 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Mark Elbroch
“The Challenges and Benefits of Employing Tracking Experts in Conservation Research”

Plus presentations on a wide variety of wildlife topics
See the agenda on our Conference Details page

Registration required - no walk-ins - we are full

If you would like to be on our wildlife tracker mailing list
(no more than once a month)
let Jane know and she will add you.

Reserve your space at the conference to:

  • Find out how fellow trackers have been using wildlife tracking in their work
  • Renew friendships and share your experiences
  • See exhibits about other tracking-related resources 
Please bring your own bag lunch and refillable mug. Coffee/tea and bagels at sign-in. Drinks and snacks provided.

See “Area Information” under “Conference Details” on this web site for a list of nearby restaurants. There are a number of fast food places on Route 12. You may also want to plan to join friends for dinner after the conference.

Bring a photo of a track or interesting natural object to mystify others. There will be a table and a board for your “tracking stumpers” This was a great success last year! Please bring some weird wildlife related object (or two or three) that you think others might not recognize. We will have a table for people to explore. (Questions about the stumper table? Contact Lydia Rogers.)

Registration required - no walk-ins. No refunds after October 22.

To register (through BEAT): Closed - we are full. If you would like to be on a wait-list, we will contact you if there is a last minute cancellation. Please email Jane or call 413-230-7321.

This conference is organized by Bob Metcalfe of New England Discovery, Lydia Rogers with Walden Keeping Track and the Wildlife Passage Taskforce, and Jane Winn of Berkshire Environmental Action Team (BEAT).

Photography:
Chris Erb
Pat Liddle
Jane Winn

Contacts:
Jane Winn
Lydia Rogers
Bob Metcalfe

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