Jon Ambrose, Pacific Northwest Hydrology Director at Environmental Science Associates, joins us to discuss the latest science on the Big Wood River. Jon Ambrose has nearly 20 years of experience in ecohydraulic analysis, geomorphic assessment, and design, permitting, and implementation of stream and river habitat restoration projects across the Pacific Northwest. His experience includes completing surface and subsurface hydrology analysis, geomorphic assessment, habitat suitability index (HSI) analysis, design, and construction management of habitat restoration projects throughout the region. He holds a M.S. in Hydrology and Geosciences from Colorado State University. The first lecture in the annual Thinking Globally, Acting Locally Speaker Series, in partnership with the Wood River Land Trust. Join us for more speakers on February 8 and March 14.

Sierra Robatcek, Idaho Fish & Game Regional Wildlife Biologist, joins us to discuss wildlife migration and the current status of big game in the Wood River Valley. Robatcek's research has focused on modeling pregnancy rates of elk in Idaho, as a function of habitat quality and habitat use. Robatcek holds a MS in Natural Resources from the University of Idaho. The final lecture in the annual Thinking Globally, Acting Locally Speaker Series, in partnership with the Wood River Land Trust. Join us for more speakers on January 18 and February 8.