Description
Winter may look quiet, but the landscape is far from still. Take a late-morning excursion with a naturalist and learn to read what signs local animals leave in the snow and mud, from tracks and scat to browsed twigs and even antlers. Find out how deer and other animals get through the coldest months, including heavier coats, changing diets, and shelters. Come away with a sharper eye for the season and a clearer sense of why a healthy winter matters for all living things.
When
- Sat, Jan 09, 2027 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Who
Adults
Cost
- Adult Members $15
- Adult Nonmembers $18
Where
Location: Habitat Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary, Belmont
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Questions? Contact us:
- 617-489-5050 [email protected]
Instructors
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Mass Audubon Staff
What To Expect
Be prepared to walk outdoors. If more than eight inches of snow is on the ground, the walk will be done on snowshoes.
More details on what to bring and expect will be emailed to you ahead of the program.