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You are here: Home / Events / Smile! Capturing Critters with Wildlife Cameras

Smile! Capturing Critters with Wildlife Cameras

April 28, 2018

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Date(s) - Apr 28th, 2018
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Location
Bullitt Reservation


Adult black bear in clearing in the woods, shot from behind with bear looking off to the right. Trees in background, earth and bare fallen branches in foreground.
Black Bear captured by The Trustees wildlife camera

If you are curious about the wildlife living in your woods, come to this workshop to learn how to capture them with a wildlife or trail camera! Join wildlife camera experts Sally Naser and Julie Richburg from The Trustees to learn about different kinds of wildlife cameras, what kinds of animals you might see in your photos, and how to capture the best images. This workshop will take place both in the classroom and in the field. We will start at the Bullitt Reservation in Ashfield for an introduction to wildlife cameras, and then move to a field location in Ashfield where you will learn how to check and install wildlife cameras. Come prepared to be outside.

Space is limited. To RSVP, contact Melissa Patterson at mpatterson@franklinlandtrust.org or call (413) 625-9151.

This is a co-sponsored event, put on in partnership with Franklin Land Trust and The Trustees, with support from the Ashfield, Plainfield, and Cummington Cultural Councils.

Banner image with the title of workshop, date and place of workshop, and logos for Hilltown Land Trust, Franklin Land Trust, and The Trustees. Also has wildlife camera images of a beaver, moose, bear, and otter in a grid on the right side of banner.

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