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X-WR-CALDESC:Award-winning wildlife and landscape photographer John Winnie 
 will be in Wenatchee River Institute’s Red Barn on Weds.\, Dec. 19th. Door
 s open at 6:30pm\, presentation begins at 7pm. Through spoken word and ima
 gery\, Winnie will offer A Galapagos and Ecuador Natural History Travelogu
 e.\n\nEscape thoughts of winter for an hour of exotic birds\, wildlife and
  wild places during a virtual natural history tour of the Galapagos Nation
 al Park (above and below water!)\, and into Ecuador’s Andean Highlands –a 
 region known worldwide for its incredible birding and wildlife photography
  opportunities.\n                                                         
                                                                           
                                                   \nWinnie’s work has been
  widely published in books\, calendars\, posters\, and in magazines such a
 s Smithsonian\, Canadian Geographic\, National Wildlife\, Discover\, Monta
 na Outdoors\, Wildlife Conservation\, and American Birds. He authored and 
 provided photos for the book\, High Life\, Animals of the Alpine World\, a
 nd was co-photographer for the book\, The Rockies: Canada's Magnificent Wi
 lderness. \n A conservation ecologist and Associate Teaching Professor in 
 Montana State University in Bozeman\, Winnie teaches a wide variety of sub
 jects ranging from introductory biology\, to graduate ecology and intensiv
 e field biology. His conservation work and research have taken him from th
 e remote Wakhan Corridor in Afghanistan to Tajikistan\, and into the wilds
  of the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem. Nature photography allows Winnie to
  combine his two passions: photography and gaining a deeper understanding 
 of the natural world.  Winnie’s work and tours can be found at www.johnwin
 niejr.com\n347 Division St. in Leavenworth | Admission by donation \n
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DESCRIPTION:Award-winning wildlife and landscape photographer John Winnie w
 ill be in Wenatchee River Institute’s Red Barn on Weds.\, Dec. 19th. Doors
  open at 6:30pm\, presentation begins at 7pm. Through spoken word and imag
 ery\, Winnie will offer A Galapagos and Ecuador Natural History Travelogue
 .\n\nEscape thoughts of winter for an hour of exotic birds\, wildlife and 
 wild places during a virtual natural history tour of the Galapagos Nationa
 l Park (above and below water!)\, and into Ecuador’s Andean Highlands –a r
 egion known worldwide for its incredible birding and wildlife photography 
 opportunities.\n                                                          
                                                                           
                                                  \nWinnie’s work has been 
 widely published in books\, calendars\, posters\, and in magazines such as
  Smithsonian\, Canadian Geographic\, National Wildlife\, Discover\, Montan
 a Outdoors\, Wildlife Conservation\, and American Birds. He authored and p
 rovided photos for the book\, High Life\, Animals of the Alpine World\, an
 d was co-photographer for the book\, The Rockies: Canada's Magnificent Wil
 derness. \n A conservation ecologist and Associate Teaching Professor in M
 ontana State University in Bozeman\, Winnie teaches a wide variety of subj
 ects ranging from introductory biology\, to graduate ecology and intensive
  field biology. His conservation work and research have taken him from the
  remote Wakhan Corridor in Afghanistan to Tajikistan\, and into the wilds 
 of the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem. Nature photography allows Winnie to 
 combine his two passions: photography and gaining a deeper understanding o
 f the natural world.  Winnie’s work and tours can be found at www.johnwinn
 iejr.com\n347 Division St. in Leavenworth | Admission by donation \n
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LOCATION:Red Barn at Barn Beach Reserve\, 347 Division St.\, Leavenworth\, 
 WA
SUMMARY:Red Barn Speaker\, Conservationist\, Photographer & Professor John 
 Winnie
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