For students ages 12-16 years old - no parent needed

Animals live secret lives all around us, though most of us go through our busy days without even noticing what’s right under our noses.  Nature Observation/ animal tracking is both science and storytelling, requiring us to critically observe and gather data as well as use our imaginations to interpret the signs we find.

In this fall series, we will practice the skills necessary to become better trackers and observers.  Each month will focus on a different topic.  Our November class will focus on using animal bones and finding out what those bones can tell us about the way that animal lived.

Location: Flag Ponds Nature Park

Naturalist in Charge: Tania Gale