Tracks on the Trails
Learn how to identify common animal tracks found on the trails at the park.
1-2 p.m.
About this Event
Do you know the difference between a bobcat and a coyote track? How about a squirrel vs a rabbit track? Join us in learning the features of various animal tracks you might see on the trails at the park or around your home.
This program will start at the Visitor Center and include some time spent outside.
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