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VERNAL POOLS: Wicked Big Puddles or Critical Wildlife Habitat?

Conservation Biologist Steve Faccio from the Vermont Center for Ecostudies will take us on a tour of vernal pools, the temporary pools and puddles found throughout Vermont.  Do you want to know about all those peeps, quacks, grunts, clicks and trills you hear on a spring night? Come find out as Steve explores vernal pools, highlighting those noisy frogs and colorful salamanders. Learn about the ecology of these small, short-lived wetlands and the roles they play in our forest ecosystems. 

Date and Time:  Thursday, April 29^th at 7pm.  

Join Zoom Meeting

• With your computer:  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83365501054
• With your phone:    1 929 205 6099  Meeting ID: 833 6550 1054

 

ALL ABOUT THE MILL POND

• Date and Time:  Thursday, April 15, 2022 at 7pm (NEW DATE)
• Speakers: Marie Caduto – Watershed Coordinator, Vermont Dept. of Environmental Conservation
  Leal Will – Regional Fisheries Biologist, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Dept.

In this month’s virtual presentation we’ll dive into the Mill Pond.  We’ll find out a bit about its history and a lot about what lives there and how the it is shaped by river and man.

WHAT’S UP WITH THOSE WILY COYOTES?

• Speaker:  Chris Schadler, MS, The Coyote Project
• Date and Time:  Thursday March 18, 2021 at 7:00 pm

Join us for  a virtual presentation, “What’s Up With Those Wily Coyotes?” with conservation biologist Chris Schadler. Chris will tell us all about our tricky neighbors, immediately followed by a question and answer session.  

We’ll find out:

• How they live among us but are rarely seen
• How they have  survived and thrived despite human eradication efforts
• The ecological benefits of the coyote population
• How to coexist with the coyote 

 

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