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Nature Moncton January MeetingJanuary 21, 2025, 7:00 PM
Mapleton Rotary Lodge
Presenter: Caitlyn Robert
Once January has arrived, the onset of snow will give us great opportunity to check out what wildlife signs are left behind in the form of those telltale tracks and scat that cause us to speculate on who’s been there and whodunit.
Caitlyn Robert, Program Coordinator for Nature NB, has many tips to share which will help us learn more about how to read these cryptic wildlife clues. In addition, Caitlyn is skilled at skull identification and will bring lots of examples to illustrate what ID features to look for when we come across skulls in the wild.
Originally from Quebec, Caitlyn has always been fascinated by wildlife. Having studied Environmental Biology at McGill, she has worked as a butterfly garden guide in Costa Rica and Ontario, as a swallow bander and shorebird mist netter for the Canadian Wildlife Service in NB, and as a wild bird rehabber and raptor educator at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science. Eager to return to Canada and eyeing living in New Brunswick since her summer with the CWS, she jumped on the chance to work with Nature NB where she can use her expertise and passion for the environment to get folks of all ages outside and excited about nature!
Caitlyn will be giving this presentation live, but anyone anywhere is invited to join in via Zoom at the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81738262894?pwd=iXZCgKbhMjep0OahoVjnzZ571pvqmo.1
All are welcome, Nature Moncton member or not.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Mapleton Lodge, 600 Mapleton Road,Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
