42:35
Tricks of the Trade: A Corvid's World - Artist talk with Dorie Petrochko
06:50
RTPI Anniversary Season Video
56:45
Observation as Inspiration: The Value of Nature Journaling with Amy Tan and John Muir Laws
42:27
Trying to Make the Invisible Visible: Artist talk with elin o’Hara slavick
43:09
Wildwing: Artist talk with Rosalie Haizlett
28:34
Bayla Arietta: Art and Science through Illustration and Faux Taxidermy
03:18
The making of Roger's Mural with Erin Ruffino
46:43
The Art of Observation: Artist Talk by Alex Warnick
55:12
An Abundance of Riches: Artist talk with Andrea Rich
52:55
Carmen Ostermann: Examining Humanity's Relationship with the Natural World
50:48
Spark Bird Program with Jennifer Lodi-Smith
56:19
David Cook: Evolution and Inspiration of a Nature Photographer
02:21
Introduction to the Roger Tory Peterson Institute
01:06:24
The Recovery of Grizzlies in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem - Tom Mangelsen & Todd Wilkinson
01:05:19
Thomas D. Mangelsen & Kent Ullberg - Art, Conservation, and Roger Tory Peterson's Role
58:28
Frank Izaguirre: Field Guides and Environmental Thinking
25:40
Erin Ruffino Painting Roger Tory Peterson
43:30
Alan Poole talks about Ospreys - RTPI program 07082021
08:53
Roger Tory Peterson's Senate Testimony on DDT read by his son's - Tory and Lee Peterson
30:57
RTPI bird program May 26, 2021: Patrick Lynch "The Wild Pixel"
57:51
RTPI bird program March 31, 2021: Sean Graesser - Owl research
01:02
The Extinct Birds Project by Artist Alberto Rey
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