New Mexico Naturalist: Michael Scialdone
Michael Scialdone works as the Bosque Project Manager for the Pueblo of Sandia.
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Birds in Your Community Scavenger Hunt
Go outside and get to know the birds in your neighborhood! Can you find: Birds eating, drinking, and taking shelter
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Build and Band a Bird!
Part 1: Build Your Bird You’ll need: 1 fruit or vegetable 2 sticks/forks Other items to decorate your bird A
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Virtual Field Trip: Bird Banding
Bird banding is a scientific method for collecting information about bird populations. Whether you’re a student or a bird enthusiast,
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She-Bear, Dorothea, and the Loafers
August 23, 2020 By Steven J. Cary At this late stage of summer there are plenty of butterfly tales to
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Bears in the Sky: Ursa Major and Ursa Minor
By Elizabeth Watts, Educator Most of the time when you go outside at night, you don’t want to encounter any
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Getting to Hibernation: Best Practices for Living with Bears
By James RobinsonLos Alamos County Councilor I have been receiving many emails, text messages, and phone calls concerning our increased
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Where’s the Water? Bears in the Sandia Mountains
By Fiana Shapiro, Environmental Educator at the Sandia Mountain Natural History Center Here at the Sandia Mountain Natural History Center,
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Photographing Black Bears in Los Alamos
Hari Viswanathan joined PEEC for Bear Festival to discuss his experiences photographing black bears in backyards using critter cameras in
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