Elkhorn Slough Part 2, Otter Monitoring Project

Posted by Jean Kratzer | Jun 24, 2019 | All Talk, Education, Exploring Santa Cruz, Local, Outdoors | 0

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Elkhorn Slough Part 2, Otter Monitoring Project

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Southern Sea Otters: an endangered species still recovering from the era of poaching. Ron Eby and Robert Scoles, citizen scientists and devoted observers, discovered behavior that utterly confounded what the scientists thought they knew!

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Jean Kratzer

Jean moved to Santa Cruz from Geneva Switzerland after working there for 35 years as a conference interpreter with international organizations.

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