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Wildlife Wednesday (Southeast Chapter): The Threatened, Endangered, and Diversity Program

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Join us for a free virtual presentation with guest speaker, Arin Underwood!

The Threatened, Endangered, and Diversity (TED) program conducts research on species of conservation concern in Alaska. As part of the Department of Wildlife Conservation at Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game (ADF&G), the TED program encompasses teams of researchers across the state with ongoing projects on golden eagles, collared pika, lesser yellowlegs, bats, olive-sided flycatchers, and more.

Underwood is a Wildlife Biologist at ADF&G.

This event will be recorded for future viewing and will be accessible on our YouTube page.

Earlier Event: November 17
Wildlife Wednesday (Kenai Peninsula Chapter): How can people and salmon coexist?
Later Event: January 12
Wildlife Wednesday: Caribou on the move: studying caribou migration to support management and conservation
 

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