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Studying Emperors in Alaska

February 26 @ 5:30 pm

Presented by Kodiak Audubon

Join Kodiak Audubon for an engaging evening focused on one of Alaska’s most iconic and fascinating waterfowl species — the Emperor Goose.

ADF&G Waterfowl Biologist Tasha DiMarzio will share insights into ongoing research, fieldwork experiences, and what it takes to study and protect these remarkable birds. Learn about Emperor Goose ecology, migration patterns, conservation efforts, and how research in Alaska helps ensure the future of this unique species.

Whether you’re a birder, wildlife enthusiast, student, or simply curious about Alaska’s natural world, this presentation offers a behind-the-scenes look at wildlife biology in action.

Event Details

Location: Kodiak College – Benny Benson Building, Room 106
Date: Thursday, February 26
Doors Open: 5:30 PM
Speaker: Tasha DiMarzio, ADF&G Waterfowl Biologist

Event poster titled “Studying Emperors in Alaska” with images of emperor geese and a biologist, event details, and logos. Event is at Kodiak College, Feb 26th, 5:30 PM, by Tasha DiMarzio, U.S. Fish Wildlife Service.
February 26 @ 5:30 pm
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Organizer

Kodiak Audubon

Venue

Kodiak College
117 Benny Benson Dr
Kodiak,Alaska99615
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