Photo by Roy Blodgett
Developing your ability to identify and interpret wildlife signs and tracks is a great way to enrich your experiences in the outdoors. Animal tracks tell us not only what animals are present in an area, but can also provide information on sex, behavior at the time the tracks were made, and more.
Our speaker for this month is Roy Arthur Blodgett. Roy is a Northern California-based naturalist, writer, and ecological consultant. He is a certified wildlife tracker and will discuss how to identify and interpret common animal tracks and signs in our area.
Join us via Zoom at 7pm on August 28th to hear Roy’s talk – please register for the event to receive the Zoom link. I will send out the link on the afternoon of August 28th. This is a free event, however a donation of $10 or more is suggested to help support Tuleyome’s programs. If you have any questions, please reach out to Geoff Benn at gbenn@tuleyome.org.