On Sept. 2nd, Dan Cooper and Courtney McCammon will be presenting the results from the 2020 Raptor Survey. Covid 19 saw some remarkable occurrences, thanks to fewer people and fewer vehicles on Park roads and surrounding freeways. Just one example; a pair of Peregrine Falcons attempted to breed in Griffith Park for the first time in modern history. Unfortunately, human activity apparently resulted in these raptors abandoning their nest which had newly-hatched chicks.
Biologists Cooper and McCammon will also share insights from this Raptor Study community science project that includes Griffith Park, and much of the surrounding Los Angeles community.
It’s important to RSVP for the presentation, so please take a moment — do it today!
Simply go to UPCOMING EVENTS (Calendar) and click on
The 2020 FINAL REPORT for the Griffith Park Raptor Survey can be viewed HERE.
The original RAPTOR STUDY post can be viewed HERE…
My wife and I would like to be included on the zoom presentation on Sept. 2
You must go to the website to sign up. Go to the Upcoming Events (calendar) and click on the Raptor Study… there’s an RSVP at the very top. Click and done!