Congratulations 2017 Student Presentation Awardees!
Lots of great student presentations Tacoma – thank you to all students for making their presentations! For the complete list of 2017 Student Awards, please click here!
Lots of great student presentations Tacoma – thank you to all students for making their presentations! For the complete list of 2017 Student Awards, please click here!
View pics from the great talks, read what #ActualLivingScientists are saying why #ScienceMatters…and more! PSG is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram!
Please see the Program & Schedule or Plenary Speakers for more information!
Please go to the Program & Schedule page to preview or download the program.
The schedule of talks can be viewed on the Program & Schedule page, or download the PDF here! Huge thanks to Scientific Program Chair Kyra Parker-Mills!
Please see the Program & Schedule page, or click here to download directly! Many thanks to PSG Chair Nina Karnovsky and David Bachman for their hard work to put this together…no small feat!
Please join us on Friday 24 February 2017 from 5-6:30pm for PSG’s first Early Career Scientist panel session. More information click here!
In this hands-on workshop on 23 Feb 2017, you’ll learn how to use the Wildlife Acoustics SM4, a programmable, dual-channel, weatherproof recorder capable of capturing months of acoustic data.
Both field trips still have space. Members will love exploring these two great locations in Puget Sound and checking out wintering seabirds and shorebirds. At the Nisqually NWR, you may even see the Great Horned Owl nestlings! For more information, click here.
Please check the Program & Schedule for the daily schedule. The oral and poster guidelines are now available on the Scientific Program page, and the list of presenters will be available soon.
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