Yep, that Internet-renowned Asian elephant tamer, woodrat trainer, axe-afficianado, owl voyeur, gooseberry de-gooser, Redhead annoyer, DIY cam hacker, lover of old snags and Himalayan haute-couture, dog brainwasher/washee, and even PhD Mammalogist, is again offering his Camera Trapping Workshop at the SFSU Sierra Nevada Field Campus this July 13th to 18th.
- Codger's 'sales' pitch for who would like the workshop
- 2014 cam trapping workshop day-to-day schedule and curriculum
- Mammal species for Yuba River and Pass area, and what's been cam trapped
Since I was long-winded about the workshop several years ago, this time I'll keep it short, and let you be inspired by the beauty and bounty of past years.
Areas featured in these photos: the Plumas National Forest around the SFSU Field Campus, which is on the Yuba River near the Yuba Pass, the Sierra Buttes, Haskell Peak, Deadman Lake, and the incredible Sierra Valley and Marble Hotsprings Road, an Audubon designated Important Bird Area. All spots you can explore and cam trap during the workshop.
Hope to see you there.
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References:
- Codger's 'sales' pitch for who would like the workshop
- 2014 cam trapping workshop day-to-day schedule
- Mammal species for Yuba River and Pass area, and what's been cam trapped
- San Francisco State University Sierra Nevada Field Campus
- SFSU Summer 2014 Courses: Photographing Wildlife with Camera Traps
- Plumas County - Outdoor Recreation - Birding
- Plumas County - Outdoor Recreation - Hiking
- Plumas County - Outdoor Recreation - Wildlife Watching
- Nature of a Man (this blog) - Drinking from the Firehose
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