OUTREACH & MEDIA
October 28, 2020
Connecting with the other side of the planet!
This morning I presented my research via zoom to a 4th grade class at the International Baccalaureate School in Saudi Arabia. The students were full of wonderful questions - what a joy.
Connecting with the other side of the planet!
This morning I presented my research via zoom to a 4th grade class at the International Baccalaureate School in Saudi Arabia. The students were full of wonderful questions - what a joy.
February 25, 2020
This morning, Harry Hutchins, one of the pioneers of Clark's nutcracker and whitebark pine research, interviewed me on his radio show, "A talk on the wild side", www.kaxe.org. Good fun.
This morning, Harry Hutchins, one of the pioneers of Clark's nutcracker and whitebark pine research, interviewed me on his radio show, "A talk on the wild side", www.kaxe.org. Good fun.
Harry, Suneva and I when Harry joined us in the field in Wyoming in 2016.
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I'll be presenting at the Wenatchee River Institute April 15, 2020, then at the Yakima Valley Audubon meeting April 23, 2020. Come join me! The presentations have been postponed until 2021 due to COVID-19. Stay tuned for new dates. |
Read and watch videos clips in Soul Mates: Nutcrackers, Whitebark Pine and a Bond That Holds an Ecosystem Together, by Gustave Axelson, From the Autumn 2015 issue of Living Bird magazine.
The Clark's nutcracker research was featured in Far Afield: A Conservation Love Story, a documentary about naturalist Bert Raynes, which is regularly shown on American Public Television. Director, Jen Tennican, also created an associated short video, In the Field with Taza Schaming - Clark's Nutcracker Research in Jackson Hole.
The Clark's nutcracker research was featured in Crossing Boundaries's high school science curriculum. See Taza Schaming's Crossing Boundaries profile for three videos. A science lesson which uses one of the videos, Discovering the Ecological Roles of Birds, is included in the book, Birds Without Borders, by Trautmann N. M. et al. (2015). The lesson is available as a free download.
See the North Cascades National Park Service webpage, Conserving Imperiled Whitebark Pine and Clark’s Nutcrackers Across the Pacific Northwest, profiling this project.
See Taza Schaming's 2016 presentation at the
13th Biennial Scientific Conference on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: Building on the Past, Leading into the Future: Sustaining the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem in the Coming Century.
Also, see Schaming's 2014 presentation at the 12th Biennial Scientific Conference on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: Crossing Boundaries in Science, Management, & Conservation.
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