Winter Mammal Tracking on Snowshoes

Embrace the freshly fallen snow and get outside in nature to learn something new this winter! Join Ontario Master Naturalist Program facilitator Bob Bowles at the Robert L. Bowles Nature Centre to learn key techniques for tracking mammals and identifying species, such as observing the different gaits mammals use during winter, and measuring stride, straddle, and other components.
Dress warmly in layers for an interactive hike on the trails, and don't forget to wear sturdy snow boots that work well with the snowshoe harnesses. Pack a lunch and spend time by the fire with the group discussing the day's discoveries.
Participants will receive a field brochure and hot drinks will be provided. Snowshoes will also be available to rent for $10 directly at the Robert L. Bowles Natures Centre for those who do not have their own.
Date: Sunday, February 2, 2025
Time: 10 am - 1 pm
Location: Robert L. Bowles Nature Centre, Ramara, ON
Cost: $60 +HST
Register for Winter Mammal Tracking on Snowshoes.
Course withdrawals more than two weeks before the start of the course will receive a full refund, less a $40 non-refundable administration fee. Two weeks before the course begins, learners will be refunded 50% less the $40 non-refundable administration fee. Once the course starts, learners will receive no refund.
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