Animals Don't Cover Their Tracks

Whether you are strolling along the river or hiking through a trail you always seem to come across an imprint of a much smaller visitor that was there before you. It looks canine but is it the family dog or a coyote? We share the park with so many different animals but they elude our sight. With this class, learn to identify what these elusive neighbors leave behind for us to see. Learn to be a detective and investigate the clues the tracks will reveal about the animals you almost encounter. See slides of tracks and then go into the field to find your own. Bring lunch, good walking shoes and water. It is also recommended that you bring drawing items or a camera to document your findings. Hand-outs will be provided. Children from age nine permitted in this class when accompanied by an adult.
 
Instructor: Kim A. Cabrera
Date: Saturday, June 22, 2002
Time: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Fee: $20.00