Beth MacCallum

The Christmas Bird Count is North Americas longest-running citizen science project, where volunteers count birds to identify population trends and species distribution. Biologist Beth MacCallum has been part of the Hinton bird count for the past 39 years and stops by to chat about the count and some of the finds and changes in the Hinton area over the past few decades. This year the Hinton bird count is happening on December 26th and the Brule bird count is December 27th. If you would like...

The great butterfly hunt is on! Biologist Beth MacCallum is back on the show to talk about butterflies. Scott and Beth have been hosting butterfly counts annually for the past 16 years and tell us stories from butterfly hunts and some amazing facts about these beautiful insects. Join Beths mailing list with the Whiskey Jack Club by emailing wjclub@telus.net Follow along with Scott Sunderwald on his adventures at https://www.instagram.com/northern.rockies.bushcraft/

Biologist Beth MacCallum returns to the podcast to talk birds! We dig into the world of Birding and Beth offers some great tips and suggestions for experienced and novice birders. Beth also tells us stories about Harlequin Ducks that she has been studying for decades as well as stories of Owl and Humming Bird rescues. Scott Sunderwald brings along some bird facts and we find out what the most dangerous bird in the world is! To follow along with Beth and the Whiskey Jack club, email wjclub@...

Wildlife Biologist, Beth MacCallum, joins us on this episode for a chat about the animals of the Northern Rockies! Beth specializes in Bighorn sheep and reclamation projects and tells us about the activities that are happening in the area. We also chat about the dangers of introducing domestic sheep and goats into the wild populations. Scott Sunderwald brings back the "Wilderness Would You Rather" game and we also dig into the world of butterflies and birds! You can reach out to Beth an...