This penultimate event in the series will consist of a panel discussion featuring California Department of Fish & Wildlife biologists, Jay Lombardi, Arjun Dheer, and Axel Hunnicutt, as well as National Council for Air & Stream Improvement Wildlife Biologist, Katie Moriarty, who specialize in Mountain Lion, Black Bear, Wolf, and Pacific Marten respectively. The panel will delve into newly initiated and ongoing carnivore research efforts in the region.
Dates
Jun 4
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location
West End Theatre
541 Main Street
Quincy
Region
Southeast Plumas
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Quincy
Ada’s Garden Cottages are a gorgeous oasis hideaway in the center of historic downtown Quincy with full kitchens and cozy-custom-artful-architecture.
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Rose Quartz Inn offers clean, up to date, well appointed rooms in a friendly & caring environment, all at the doorstep of Lassen Park & Lake Almanor.