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Methow Conservancy Field Trip: Dragonflies, Damselflies and other Winged Beauties of the Methow Valley with Dennis Paulson Join Dennis Paulson, one of the most knowledgeable naturalists in the Northwest, to learn about the "bird watchers’ insects," - dragonflies and damselflies – plus other critters and plants we come across. With nets and cameras at the ready, we’ll search lakes, ponds and wildflower meadows to learn about the creatures of the Odonata order, meaning “toothed jaw”. Regardless of what we find, a day in the field with Dennis Paulson, Ph.D., is retired as the director of the Slater Museum of Natural History at the University of Puget Sound. He received his doctorate degree at the University of Miami in 1966, and over the last many decades has pursued research on birds and dragonflies and taught university and adult classes about birds, dragonflies, ecology and evolution. He is the author of over 70 scientific papers and a half-dozen books, including Shorebirds of the Pacific Northwest, Dragonflies of Washington, Shorebirds of North America: The Photographic Guide and Alaska: The Ecotraveler's Wildlife Guide. Class size is limited to 15 people and registration is required. Contact the Methow Conservancy at 996-2870 or mary@methowconservancy.org to register*. * Our Cancellation and Refund Policy
If you cancel or leave a fee-based course for any reason: Full refunds will be given if the request is received two weeks or more before the day of the program (class, workshop, fieldtrip, etc.). If the cancellation is made less than two weeks before the start of the program, the Methow Conservancy will give a full refund only if we are able to fill your spot. If you cancel 24 hours or less before the start time of the program or after the class has started there will be no refund of the program fee. Although we rarely need to do so, we reserve the right to cancel a program. In this case you will receive a full refund. |
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Dennis Paulson is an amazing treat for anyone wanting to learn more about the natural world. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from and explore with one of the most experienced and knowledgeable biologists in the Northwest! 
