Just a quick post to let locals know that I’ll be giving a talk on December 1st at the Black Earth Library on my animal-behavior focused trips to Africa. I’ll combine the best of my and Jim’s photographs and talk about the adventures of safaris in Kenya, Botswana, Tanzania and Rwanda. We’ll talk about radio-collaring “Jones,” the breeding male of an African Wild Dog pack, sitting with gorillas in Rwanda and the impact of the current drought on the people and animals of East Africa. If you’re in the area, I hope you can come!
7 pm, December 1st, 2009
Black Earth Library, 1210 Mills Street, Black Earth, WI 608 767-2563, Ext. 3
If you can make it, come up and say hi.
Here’s my favorite photograph from the trip we took in August, on the Masai Mara.
Mateus Freua says
Too bad I’m not there to watch your talks and see your photographs. I’ll would like to join you on discussions about the drought and this implications on people and animals in Africa. There are some related things here in Brazil. Good issue!
Regards,
Mateus
Liz F. says
Ooooh, oooh, sounds like the next best thing to actually having gone to Africa.
Also, I might be moving to the Madison area for work after the new year, so the talk would be another reason to get out there and investigate the surroundings. Off topic and selfish request here: anyone know of any good sources of info on moving with dogs? What I’ve found so far has been um, basic, and I’ve only moved in the past when I was between dogs… really want to make a smooth transition.
Any way, very excited about the Africa Talk!
jan ehrenkrook says
brings back many fond memories of my trip to tanzania with your group in 2006. your knowledge, as well as your true compassion will always leave an imprint on my life. was an amazing gift to us all. thanks patricia. i am truely honored to have had that opportunity. i will always treasure those memories of a once in a lifetime adventure. your talks are so insiring. what a gift you have! if anyone has a chance to attend one of patricia’s talks or seminars it’s a wonderful experience! don’t hesitate.
Debby says
Sounds wonderful. I hope I can make it!
ron bevacqua,ba,cpdt says
hi dr. patricia, i just love your blogs. i have a question pertaining to your dog play seminar. dogs certainly do not see us as other dogs; however,the dynamics of pack structure is prevalent in our interaction with them. why would this be so? and if you would please take a guess how do you think dogs actual see us? thank you sooo much! and happy holidays!
ron bevacqua,ba,cpdt says
hi dr. patricia, i just love your blogs. i have a question pertaining to your dog play seminar. dogs certainly do not see us as other dogs; however,the dynamics of pack structure is prevalent in our interaction with them. why would this be so? and if you would please take a guess how do you think dogs actual see us? thank you sooo much! and happy holidays!
ron bevacqua,ba,cpdt says
hi dr. patricia, i just love your blogs. i have a question pertaining to your dog play seminar. dogs certainly do not see us as other dogs; however,the dynamics of pack structure is prevalent in our interaction with them. why would this be so? and if you would please take a guess how do you think dogs actual see us? thank you sooo much! and happy holidays!