In this workshop we will explore some of the techniques our ancient ancestors used to understand who was on the landscape and what they were doing. We often do not see many animals when we look out on the landscape, but they are there, and this workshop is designed to help us peer into that world. We’ll split our time learning wildlife track and sign as well as animal language to give us a better understanding on what is going on in this unseen world.
Date and Time: Sunday, April 14th from 10AM - 1PM
Location: Bloomington Education and Visitor Center - 3815 American Blvd E, Bloomington, MN 55425
Registration Information: Capped at 15 participants. Registration Required: Sign Up.com
Activity Level: Easy- active. Some walking
Meet Us: Meet us at the community room, located on the second floor of the Bloomington Education and Visitor Center.
What to Bring: Please bring a notebook and pencil.
Accessibility: Restrooms and water fountains are available inside the visitor center. Accessible parking is available at this location. We will walk a short distance on paved and natural surface trails. Some portions of the trail are steep and have uneven tread.
Program Leader: Donnie Phyillaier at dphyillaier@yahoo.com
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is committed to providing access to these events for all participants. Please direct all requests for sign language interpreting services, close captioning, or other accommodation needs at least ten business days before the event to Oscar Hernandez at oscar_hernandez@fws.gov.
Event date and time
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Event location name
Bloomington Education and Visitor Center
3815 American Blvd EBloomington,55425MN
Workshop
Audience(s)
Conservationists
Age range
All ages