Werner Wildlife Museum is accepting submissions for its April “Genesis: Fine Craft from Wyoming Artisans” show. The museums India Hayford said the deadline for entries is 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 5. “What we want are artisinal works,” Hayford said. “There’s a blurry line between fine arts and crafts.” Hayford explained that the the idea behind […]
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“Fire in the Sky” opens at Werner Wildlife Museum
“Fire in the Sky” will premiere to the public during a free open house on Thursday, Nov. 8
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Casper College President Darren Divine to give Wildlife Study talk at Werner Museum
Casper College President Darren Divine will be the speaker for the August Wildlife Study Series at the Werner Wildlife Museum
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Werner Wildlife Museum hosts Butterflies of Natrona County talk
“Butterflies of Natrona County” is the title for the July Wildlife Study Series event at the Werner Wildlife Museum on Thursday, July 19 at 7 p.m.
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Behind the Scenes Peek Offered at the Werner Wildlife Museum
The special after-hours tour, conducted by Museum Specialist India Hayford, will encompass two floors and nearly 400 exhibits of birds, fish, and animals from Wyoming and around the world
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“Stubborn Mules” topic of March CC study series
March’s presentation, “Harnessing Stubborn: Packing with Mules,” will be held at the Werner Agricultural Pavilion on the Casper College campus.
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“Getting Stuffed” taxidermy talk announced for Casper College
“Getting Stuffed: The Art of Taxidermy” is the topic for the December Werner Wildlife Study Group…
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Werner Museum event explores: how do birds survive the winter?
Not all birds fly south for the winter. How do those species that overwinter in Wyoming deal with the state’s subzero temperatures, harsh wind, and frozen landscape?
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Werner Wildlife Museum hosts art exhibit: Windswept
The juried exhibition of fine arts and crafts is limited to images that can be found in the wild: no humans, domestic animals, feral animals, or trappings of civilization.
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Study Group Takes on Snakes at Next Gathering
The program will focus on the Wyoming bull snake and the state’s two species of rattlesnakes
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Sage Grouse September Topic for Study Group at Casper College
Natrona County rancher and bird expert Stacey Scott will speak on sage grouse conservation at the next Werner Wildlife Study Group on Thursday, September 21 at 7 p.m.
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SNAPPED- A Night of Learning at the Werner Wildlife Museum
Dr. Scott Seville, professor of zoology and physiology and director of the NIH-funded Wyoming IDEA Networks for Biomedical Research Excellence at the University of Wyoming at Casper, addresses an audience Thursday at Casper College’s Werner Wildlife Museum.
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Free Talk- “Unseen Predators: Parasites and Mammals” at Werner Museum
“Unseen Predators: Parasites and Mammals” is the topic for the next Werner Wildlife Study Group on Thursday, August 17
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Casper College President to Give Talk on Bighorn Sheep
Darren Divine, Ph.D. will share his knowledge of the rugged ungulates during the next Werner Wildlife Study Group on…
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Sandhill Cranes Focus of Next Wildlife Study Group
“Sandhill Cranes: The Oldest Living Bird Species” will be the focus for the next Werner Wildlife Study Group on Thursday, June 15.
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Kids’ “Animal House” Set for Werner Wildlife Museum
The first Animal House will be held on June 14 and will take a look at “Animals in the Land of Summer Snow.”
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CC Lecture: Learn the Care for Fragile Taxidermy Specimens
The May edition of the Werner Wildlife Museum’s Wildlife Study Group will be held on Thursday, May 18 beginning at 7 p.m.
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Werner Museum Presents Program: Mosquito-Borne Illness in Natrona County
The museum and the County Weed and Pest Dept. will presents “Fight the Bite: Everything You Need to Know about Mosquitoes and Mosquito-borne Disease in Natrona County”
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“Elemental Earth: Artisans and Nature” Open House Set for April 13
An open house for the Werner Wildlife Museum’s newest exhibit, “Elemental Earth: Artisans and Nature” will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 13. The open house is free and open to the public.
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Chronic Wasting Disease Presentation Scheduled for February
“Chronic Wasting Disease Epidemiology” will be presented at the Werner Wildlife Museum on Thursday, April 20.
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Wildlife Study Group Lecture with Amanda Withroder
Wyoming Game and Fish Habitat Protection program staff biologist Amanda Withroder will be presenting “Conserving Wildlife in a Boom and Bust State: Wildlife Conservation and Energy Development in Wyoming” this coming Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 7 p.m. in the Africa-Artic Room at the Werner Wildlife Museum. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department, with the work of […]
