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...David Evers, another researcher of loons, discovered how to efficiently capture and mark individual loons. David, Liz Jozwiak (a former refuge biologist) and I were the first to capture and mark loons on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in...
Liz Jozwiak, KNWR wildlife biologist releases the...eaglet near its fallen nest. On August 2nd Liz Jozwiak, wildlife biologist at the Kenai National...was being rehabilitated at Bird TLC, Liz Jozwiak went to work to find the location of...
...There were no broken wings, but veterinarians did find pellets or BBs is one of the wings,? said refuge biologist Liz Jozwiak. The refuge became aware of the injured eagle after receiving several calls March 23 from concerned citizens who saw...
...period, if needed. The class is limited to 20 individuals and preregistration is required. For more information, call Liz Jozwiak at 260-2818. Refuge plans spring cleanup The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge will conduct its annual Spring Cleanup...
...This information will contribute to an important regional study on the causes of bill deformities in Alaska birds. Liz Jozwiak is a wildlife biologist for the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. To report unusual bird sightings or hear what local...
...We had a great turn out and beautiful weather for the count and some very interesting species sited,? reported Liz Jozwiak, environmental technician at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. New species to the count circle this year included a...
...Alaska Department of Fish and Game at 262-9368. * Birding Events: Refuge biology staff Toby Burke, Todd Eskelin and Liz Jozwiak participate each year in peninsula birding events as experts in bird identification and behavior. Watch for them running...
...turkey vulture and a red-winged blackbird was reported last month near the Anchor River, so you just never know! Liz Jozwiak is a wildlife biologist for the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. Liz is transferring to Alpine, Arizona to work as...
...Environmental Education log cabin located next door to the headquarters on Ski Hill Road. For more information, contact Liz Jozwiak at the refuge at 260-2818 or Jack Sinclair at 262-7817. Also, if you come across a chickadee or northwestern crow...
...studies on the refuge in 1995-97 and 2003. Researchers from the BioDiversity Research Institute and refuge biologist Liz Jozwiak targeted individual loons that were previously captured and banded on the refuge to determine if their levels of mercury...