
Bernheim’s staff facilitates research within our borders and beyond which helps guide our land stewardship and management practices. One of the most exciting projects has been tracking the migration of a golden eagle, named Harper by popular vote. Beginning in 2015, Bernheim outfitted Harper with a tracking device to follow his northern migration in the spring. His tracker was replaced in 2018, and we were able to track his progress to the same location in Canada and his migration back to Bernheim in the winter. Follow along with Harper’s migration progress and learn about the golden eagle research going on at Bernheim.
New Research Collaboration Gathers New Images and Information About Golden Eagle Nesting in Wapusk National Park
Bernheim is happy to announce a new research partnership with Parks Canada and Conservation Science Global to monitor … Read More »
New Research Collaboration Explores Golden Eagle Nesting in Wapusk National Park
Bernheim is happy to announce a new research partnership with Parks Canada and Conservation Science Global to monitor … Read More »

Athena is Heading North from Bernheim on Spring Migration
Bernheim is happy to announce that the golden eagle Athena has begun her spring migration and is headed north towards … Read More »