Current and REcent Projects
Mammal Bones: Applications for Wildlife Observation and Tracking
An On-Demand Online Training Series
Taught by David Moskowitz and Dr. Nyn Tomkins. available online starting September 18th.
Take a guided tour of the mammal skeleton and lay the foundation for being able to name a bone, know where it is found in the body and its function!
This class is ideal for anyone interested in learning about animal behavior, biology, wildlife tracking and the natural history of mammals.
Celebrating one of North America’s most iconic rivers
A stunning new book and visual campaign coming in 2024 from Braided River exploring the beautiful and complicated Columbia river system and its expansive watershed, from sea to sources. The project will illuminate the beauty of this river geologically, ecologically, and culturally.
Supported by narrative essays by author Eileen Delehanty Pearkes and members of the various communities and cultures whose lives are touched by this river.
An all new Peterson Field Guide to North American Bird Nests (due for release Spring 2021, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.) This will be a guide that explores and presents nests in an entirely new way.
A grassroots effort to boost winter wolverine monitoring in the North Cascades, capture engaging images of this elusive mountain carnivore, and leverage the skills of winter backcountry recreationists as wildlife observers and alpine stewards.
In a North American rainforest, that few people even know exists, about a dozen dwindling herds of caribou are struggling to survive.
Conservation Northwest leads the Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Program (CWMP), organizing citizen-scientist volunteers to monitor and document wildlife using remote cameras where state and federal agencies don’t have the resources to go, from the Washington Cascades to the Kettle Crest and southern British Columbia.
Written and Photographed by David Moskowitz.
Cybertracker Conservation International: The Internationally recognized standard in Wildlife Tracking Certification.