Join Harris Center naturalist Susie Spikol to learn how to identify and interpret winter animal signs and tracks. This mostly field-based course will take us into local woodlands, fields, and wetland edges in search of evidence of animal activity. We’ll focus on tracks, scat, browse, and other feeding signs, as well as the behaviors and adaptations they reveal. Come ready to deepen your understanding of — and connection to — the wild world right outside your door.

This Environmental Studies Institute (ESI) course meets Wednesdays, January 14, 21, and 28 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Harris Center and local field sites. Cost: $60 for Harris Center supporters and $80 for all others. Space is limited, and registration is required

For questions about registration, contact Miles Stahmann. For all other information, including questions about accessibility, contact Susie.

About Susie

Harris Center naturalist and author Susie Spikol has a longstanding passion for New Hampshire mammals. Her famous scat collection is a point of pride. In her spare time, she likes to follow paw-prints wherever they take her.