Wildlife Tracking and Signs
Saturday, January 14 at 9:30 am
Roy H. Park Preserve, north 
entrance<http://www.fllt.org/preserves/roy-h-park-nature-preserve/>

With over 20 years of experience in environmental education, tracker and 
naturalist Linda Spielman will lead a trip to discover what's been visiting the 
Roy H. Park Preserve. This trip will focus on interpreting animal behavior by 
identifying various tracks and other signs.  Linda is available for questions 
about the trip at [email protected].  For weather-related inquiries or 
driving instructions, please contact the Land Trust at 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>.

No registration required.  Except in the case of extreme weather, walks go 
rain, sun or snow. Please check our Facebook 
page<https://www.facebook.com/FingerLakesLandTrust/> or web 
site<http://www.fllt.org/events/talks-treks-wildllife-tracking-and-signs/> for 
updates.

Directions: From Ithaca, take Rt. 13 North towards Dryden. Go approx. 12 miles 
and turn right on Irish Settlement Rd. Continue on Irish Settlement approx. 4 
miles to find the NORTH parking area-where the boardwalk is-on the left 
(approx. 0.5 mile after Hammond Hill Rd).

Questions?  Call the Finger Lakes Land Trust at (607) 275-9487.

Talks and Treks is a series of guided walks led by volunteer naturalists to our 
region's natural areas that help educate youth and adults about the natural and 
cultural history of the Finger Lakes.
Sponsored by the Finger Lakes Land Trust, the events are free and open to the 
public.

Edie Jodz
Assistant Director of Development
Finger Lakes Land Trust
202 East Court Street
Ithaca, NY 14850
(607) 275-9487
www.fllt.org<http://www.fllt.org>


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