Cale Babey
President | TWS UNBC Student Chapter

he UNBC Fish and Wildlife Student

Chapter of The Wildlife Society is a
group focused on increasing knowledge and
interest in both fish and wildlife by providing
talks, trips, and events centered on fish and
wildlife science, research, and management.
We offer trips including bird banding near
Mackenzie, caribou viewing at Kennedy
Siding, volunteering at the Northern Lights
Wildlife Shelter near Smithers, and a reading
break trip to the John Prince Research Forest.

On top of that, we also offer events such as
a wildlife photo contest, wild foods potluck,
an ice fishing derby, and Quizbowl (a fish

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potlight: TWS UNBC Fish and Wildlife

and wildlife based trivia game that allows
students to test their knowledge and learn
new things in a fun, stress-free environment).
We bring in guest speakers to talk about

their research at our meet and greets,
general meetings, and brown bag lunch talks,
which include topics such as grad school,
summer jobs, and scientific research.

The student chapter is a great way to meet
other students with similar interests in

fish and wildlife, and is also a great way to
make connections with executive members,
professors, and potential employers.

For more information on the TWS UNBC

Fish & Wildli ife Student Ch apter Fish and Wildlife Student Chapter,

please visit our website at www.tws.
unbc.ca or e-mail tws@unbc.ca.

Stand Up Comedy at the Thirsty Moose! CEUIR ros nireen

Brian Majore
Contributor

o you think you're funny? Are you the
S28 clown? Have you ever considered
trying stand-up comedy? Here’s your
chance! Prince George has a small but
growing stand-up comedy community
and we are looking for anyone
interested in trying it out for the first
time.

UNBC’s Thirsty Moose Pub will be
hosting a series of stand-up comedy
shows featuring local stand-up
comics in the coming months.

There will also be room during

the shows for anyone brave and
willing enough to try out a few
original jokes in front of an audience.

If you are interested in telling jokes CARIBOO CALLING 3

ona stage, with a microphone

in your hand, the spotlight on
your body, and your friends in
the audience, please contact
Brian Majore at brianmajore@
gmail.com, or leave your
name with Morgan Bayliss

at the Thirsty Moose.

@Thirsty Moose Pub

Tuesday Nov 18th

The Thirsty Moose pub will be
holding stand-up comedy nights
on the first Tuesday of February,
March, and April, so you will have . STAND-UP

a few opportunities to try out your
jokes. The first show will be on ‘ S COMEDY
Tuesday, February 3 at 8pm. Tickets

are $5 and are available at the door. Tickets @ CFUR
or the door
Good luck to all performers!