Robin Holevinski will discuss the use of GPS technologies to assess coyote predation on white-tailed deer, as well as non-invasive genetic techniques to estimate coyote populations, at the this spring’s first installment of the Fisheries and Wildlife Seminar Series at Paul Smith’s College. Her lecture will be given from 10:10 to 11am on Friday, February 5. The talk, which is free and open to the public, will take place in the Pine Room of the Joan Weill Student Center.

There will be a book signing with Kathleen S. McPhillips who will be singing copies of her book “Adirondack Retreat: My Midlife Journey to Wholeness” at the Adirondack Artists Guild on Friday, February 5 from 5-7pm. The gallery is on Main Street in Saranac Lake.