“The Scent of Science: What A Detection Dog Can Teach Us About Alaska’s Island Wolves”
“The Scent of Science: What A Detection Dog Can Teach Us About Alaska’s Island Wolves”
University of Oregon 221 Allen Hall, November 20th, 7:00-8:00 PM—OSU Ecology PhD student Kayla Fratt will give a free public presentation titled “The Scent of Science: What A Detection Dog Can Teach Us About Alaska’s Island Wolves.” Fratt is the co-founder of the nonprofit K-9 Conservationists which connects trained detection dog teams with scientists working in conservation research. With her dogs, she’s worked on studies involving endangered black-footed ferrets, invasive zebra mussels, and bats killed by the spinning turbines on midwestern wind farms. She and her dogs are currently involved in a project involving Alexander Archipelago wolves in southeast Alaska.
221 Allen Hall, University of Oregon campus
07:00 PM - 08:00 PM on Fri, 20 Nov 2026
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221 Allen Hall, University of Oregon campus
1020 University Street
Eugene,
Oregon
97403