This is a story of an artist inspired by science. Or… it’s a story of a scientist inspired by art. Hmmm, actually, it’s both! This is a story of how beautifully art and science can merge to support a person’s path through life and inspire others along the way.
A blue whale brings Palo alumnus Moe Flannery back to Bolinas. Read the blog for details!
Read about how Noah breaks the previous record, and then some, in his pursuit of a global “big year”.
Taking the Long View: An inside look at the goings-on at the longest running avian ecology field station west of the Mississippi.
Taking the Long View: An inside look at the goings-on at the longest running avian ecology field station west of the Mississippi.
I was doing a Google Search that included the key word, “Palomarin Field Station” and luckily stumbled upon this heart-warming post on another blog by a former intern (“Laura Goes Birding“). This post exemplifies the kind of long-lasting impact our intern training program at the Palomarin (Palo) can and often has on a young person. Laura now lives in Portland, Oregon,
Taking the Long View: An inside look at the goings-on at the longest running avian ecology field station west of the Mississippi.
Where do Palomarin interns go after they complete their internship with us? Our growing numbers of Palomarin alumni often continue on in the fields of conservation science and bird ecology, many becoming influential in their chosen field of study. Still others whose lives have gone in different directions have pursued paths of equal remark and
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