We are pleased that this coming weekend, the Raptor Research Foundation is hosting its annual conference in Sacramento. BRI's Dr. Peter Bloom will be the plenary speaker discussing “Fifty Years of California Raptor Conservation — Success, Failure, Works in Progress, & Insights for Future Research.”
Links to information about the conference and the Raprotr Research Foundation can be found here
Bloom Research Inc. (BRI) hosted its second artist presentation under the Consilience; Artist Presentation Initiative. BRI presented artist Marina Moevs in Pasadena CA May 24,2015. Moevs spoke about her paintings, and the influence of science and the changing realities of the world have on her work.
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On Sunday, May 24th we hosted our second presentation with artist Marina Moevs at Offramp gallery in Pasadena. The event was very well attended and we thank all that made it. We are working hard on putting together a video of the talk which will be available on our site but in the meantime thought to post some photos of the event.
We want to thank Marina for giving such an insightful and captivating presentation and we are excited to keep growing the Consilience: Artist Presentation Initiative.
Peter Bloom, Ph.D. will be speaking this Thursday to the Culver City Sierra Club, about his dissertation research into the migration habits of red tailed and red shouldered hawks in Southern California. For over 40 years Peter has been studying the raptors of southern California, he will present a talk about migration, natal dispersal patterns, origin and survival.
Debbie Drezner will be introducing the talk and we hope to see you there.
May 14, 2015
Veteran's Memorial Building
4117 Overland Ave.
Culver City Ca, 90230
7pm
Chapter two of Peter's dissertation as newly published in the March 2015 issue of the Journal of Raptor Research! Northward Summer Migration of Red-Tailed Hawks Fledged from Southern Latitudes.
Chapter one of Dr. Bloom's dissertation published in 2011, Vagrant Western Red-shouldered Hawks: Origins, Natal Dispersal Patterns, and Survival. The Condor 113: 538-546
Bloom Research Inc. presents artist Marina Moevs in the second installment of the Consilience: Artist Presentation Initiative. A selection of her paintings will be on view as she speaks about her artistic evolution and the role science plays in informing her practice.
The venue, Offramp Gallery, is a thoughtfully transformed 1920s private, historic residence two miles north of Old Pasadena. The gallery's bright, wandering layout offers an unusual opportunity to experience art in a relaxed atmosphere. Refreshments will be served in the courtyard and sculpture garden.
Link to invite and event information here
