Using diverse social science approaches to improve module development of the farmOS Conservation Planner. Written* and Reviewed by: Liat Wilde, Point Blue Conservation Science, Social Scientist Greg Austic, Our Sci Dan TerAvest, Our Sci Mike Stenta, farmOS Erin Pearse, Cal Poly, Initiative for Climate Leadership and Resilience Erika Foster, Point Blue Conservation Science, Director of
Science Categories: Connected Conservation
Tracking Western Monarch Butterflies
Exploring the mysteries of bird migration was a founding scientific endeavor at Point Blue, so it’s a natural evolution to connect our expertise to critical conservation efforts for other migratory species, like the imperiled western monarch butterfly.
Facilitating the Human–Nature Connection
Those who had the good fortune of working alongside Rich Stallcup, a founding member of the Point Reyes Bird Observatory, our organization’s original name, describe his preternatural connection to birds and nature. Many who knew Rich—who was given the nickname “Mr. Magic” because of his knack for finding rare birds—speak about his brilliant scientific mind,
Where People and Nature Meet: Shaping the Future of Conservation
As we embark on a new chapter at Point Blue, I am excited to share our 2025-2030 strategic plan with the uniting theme of “Connected Conservation.” It was designed with a vision to unite in the midst of today’s pressing environmental and social challenges. Over the years, I have often reflected on the deep connections
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