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    BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    Our keynote speaker at the AGM was Dr. Valerius Geist, Professor Emeritus of Environmental Science, Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Calgary.

    He is a specialist on the biology, behavior, and social dynamics of North American large mammals.

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    Very interesting.....

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    this got my attention

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    Val Geist, is one of my personal heros, a REAL *biologist* and one with actual bush experience. Some of the current crop of urbanized, pussified characters, could take a lesson from his career and philosophy.

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    Quote Originally Posted by BgBlkDg View Post
    Val Geist, is one of my personal heros, a REAL *biologist* and one with actual bush experience. Some of the current crop of urbanized, pussified characters, could take a lesson from his career and philosophy.
    My thoughts exactly. I had a great chat with him at the AGM. He's the real deal.
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    Sorry!!!! but in all honesty, i could care less,, what todbartell! actually thinks
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    but man how much pepporoni can your arshole take anyways !

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    Thouroughly enjoy his writing. Excellent infomation in his books. I have most of them. The best being "Mule Deer Country"

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    Quote Originally Posted by Stresd View Post
    Thouroughly enjoy his writing. Excellent infomation in his books. I have most of them. The best being "Mule Deer Country"
    I would put "Mountain Sheep and Man" (1975) ahead of "Mule Deer Country".

    This one is a good read on the growth of the young biologist and how he developed as an intuitive researcher.

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    I met and spoke with him shortly after this was published, we talked about being alone for months in the mountains of NW BC, with no breaks and rather quirky radio contact. He did it the WINTER and I in summer, I was and am VERY impressed with his work, writing, most of which I own and read and Val himself.

    If, we had those like him, few as they are, in political power here, our issues would not exist.

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    I saw his signature from the petition against the island gates....I know it's a bit of a stretch but, perhaps he has some interest in politics?

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    Re: BCWF- Dr Valerius Geist

    Quote Originally Posted by wideopenthrottle View Post
    I saw his signature from the petition against the island gates....I know it's a bit of a stretch but, perhaps he has some interest in politics?
    I doubt that would be an interest at his age.... He was/is a professor at the University of Calgary, so unless he works out of province, I doubt that he would qualify for BC provincial politics. It was a good speech. His quick description of Chronic wasting disease was eye opening. I have heard of it, but the gravity of it is scary.
    There was a time I thought all parties that cared for wildlife and habitat conservation could find common ground. I was wrong. Adapt....

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