In case you haven't heard, North Cascades Institute and Skagit Audubon Society arepartnering together to welcome award-winning author and photographerPaul Bannick for a special two-part virtual series on owls next month!
Paul will share an intimate look into the life histories of two of NorthAmerica's most charismatic birds, the Great Gray Owl and the SnowyOwl. For both presentations, Paul will combine his breathtaking images, firsthand accounts, video, sound, and science to help inspire conservation andeducation efforts as well as to help spread awareness about the threatsfacing these owls and what we can do to protect them. You will also be given a chance to ask Paul all of yourburning owl questions after his presentation. 
The Great Gray Owl presentation will take place Thursday, January 7th and the Snowy Owl presentation willtake place Tuesday, January 19th. Bothpresentations will take place at 7 pm and are only $5 each! Sign up for either or both classes at thefollowing link: https://ncascades.org/signup/programs/classes 
Additionally, Paul is proud to have recently published two new books: Great GrayOwl: A Visual Natural History and Snowy Owl: A Visual NaturalHistory. Both books feature several dozens of never-before-publishedimages, some of which capture behaviors rarely witnessed andperhaps never photographed. The photos work with first-hand fieldaccounts, which are illuminated by our most up-to-dateunderstanding of these species. You can order signed of his books on his website.



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