Eagles in Oregon: Watching Them Watch Us Watch Them

Friends and Neighbors of the Deschutes Canyon Area (FANs) Winter Lecture Series:
Eagles in Oregon: Watching Them Watch Us Watch Them
Presented by Frank Isaacs, Oregon Eagle Foundation

Oregon is fortunate to have abundant habitat for both bald and golden eagles. Frank Isaacs has studied both species for over thirty years. His program will compare and contrast the look, behavior, history and current status of eagles in Oregon.

Frank Isaacs is co-founder of The Oregon Eagle Foundation.  He leads a statewide golden eagle nest survey in Oregon and has many volunteers monitoring nests throughout our Central Oregon scenic canyons. Frank graduated Michigan Technological University where he earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Forestry and a Master’s Degree in Forest Wildlife Management. He has lived in Oregon since 1977 and worked on bald eagle research at Oregon State University for 31 years. While at OSU, Frank led the statewide bald eagle nest survey for 29 years and studied wintering bald eagles in eastern Oregon for 10 winters. He has also led Oregon’s peregrine falcon nest survey for 5 years. Frank has received many awards for his work with bald eagles, habitat and conservation.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the presentation starts at 7:00 p.m. FANs members are admitted free; non-members pay $1 at the door. Held at The Ranch Chapel’s Family Center, Crooked River Ranch. Space is limited; click here to register today.