Sorry to say that Covid has delayed the Yakima Audubon Society talk on condors scheduled for Thursday February 25th.
This event will now take place on Thursday, April 22.
We will put a zoom link up on the web site shortly before the new April date.
Jack will be speaking to the Yakima Audubon Society about condors on Feb 25th. We will post a link to this event as soon as it arrives.
DATE: Feb 25
TIME: 7:00 pm
CONDORS IN THE GREATER NORTHWEST
Written, oral, and archaeological records describe a rich history of California condors in the Pacific Northwest, including many accounts from east of the Cascades. In this virtual slide show, author Jack Nisbet will revisit the research that he used for his book Visible Bones, then move forward in time to trace what has come to light since as part of the effort to reintroduce these birds into their original range.
Viewers can watch Jack’s virtual presentation titled “John Leiberg’s Geology,” delivered to the Columbia Basin Geological Society this past January 26 below.
At the end of the flower season, videographer Trevor Finch filmed Jack walking on the Hangman Creek Bluffs talking about plants in seed and bloom.
Like everyone else, Jack is hoping that we can emerge from the events of the past 3 months into a more
balanced and equitable world.
The paperback edition of The Dreamer and the Doctor has appeared, and Jack will be doing some events this summer and fall in connection with John and Carrie Leiberg.
He will also return to leading field trips around the region.
Make sure to check the calendar and the venue as the date approaches for these events, because many sponsors have not yet determined whether they will be virtual or live.
In meantime, check out Stephanie Hammet’s interview of Jack in the June 7th issue of the Spokesman-Review
Listen to Jack’s interview with Brenden Rensink on the Writing Westerward podcast by choosing from the links below:
Listen to Jack’s most recent interview in regards to his book “The Dreamer and The Doctor” on Montana Public Radio, Thursday, January 16th.
A Forest Lover and a Physician on the Edge of the Frontier
Join author and educator Jack Nisbet as he brings to life the remarkable story, from his latest book, of pioneer doctor Carrie Lieberg and her forest surveyor husband in Salish Country, 1887-1904.
October 18th at the Northwest Montana History Museum. Doors open at 6:15 P.M and presentation begins at 7:00 P.M. Click Dreamer and the Doctor for more details, or check our calendar events. We look forward to seeing you there!