Join us for an engaging lecture exploring the return of wolves to Oregon! Discover the fascinating history of wolves in the region, their critical role in maintaining ecological balance, and the challenges of coexisting with these majestic predators. This presentation will delve into recent conservation efforts and wolf behavior. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, conservationists, and anyone curious about Oregon's wild landscapes. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from experts and deepen your understanding of this iconic species.

A little about the presenter

Ander is an eighth-grade homeschooler passionate about the quest for scientific facts relating to historically mythologized and persecuted animals.  He lives in Central Oregon.  Ander has been lucky enough to spend a week in Yellowstone with Rick McIntyre, a wolf biologist and author.  His current mentors include wolf biologists in ODFW and US Fish and Wildlife.  Ander has authored an article on wolves in the Nugget Newspaper and presented on wolves for schools and other organizations, including Oregon State Parks.  Ander is also an enthusiastic volunteer with the High Desert Museum and Sunriver Nature Center

Join us at 5:00 p.m. to meet the presenter and enjoy some light refreshments prior to the lecture. 

In person lecture will take place at Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory's Pozzi Education building. Located at 57245 River Road, off circle 3.