The Thing in Spring Hosts at the Keene Toadstool
Susie Spikol:
Animal Adventurers
Friday, May 19th at 4 pm
Have you ever followed animal tracks in the mud or chased after the glowing trail of a firefly in the night sky? Want to know how to hold a snake, feed a bird from your hat, and help salamanders cross the road? If so, you're not just an animal lover--you're an animal adventurer, and this is the book for you. It's packed full of hands-on activities and projects that bring you closer to wild animals than ever before--from feathery birds and furry mammals to slippery herps, crawly arthropods, and other intriguing invertebrates. You'll get insider tips about tools and techniques of the trade, become a citizen scientist, and then record handy field notes about all your amazing animal discoveries.
Look inside to learn how to:
-Track wild animals any time of year
-Use a flashlight for night vision to spy on nocturnal animals
-Start your very own animal scat collection and impress your friends
-Build a wildlife blind and become invisible to animals around you
-Collect things like snakeskins, fossils, and feathers
-Keep a wild guide to your own backyard
-And so much more!
SUSIE SPIKOL is a naturalist at the Harris Center for Conservation Education in Hancock, New Hampshire. A lifelong animal lover, Susie now helps people of all ages connect with the natural world. To read more of her writings and find out what animal adventures she's up to now, visit her website www.susiespikol.com
