Description
Quenching the Wild: The Role of Wildlife Drinkers in Conservation
This special program is being offered as part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science.
The Flagstaff Festival of Science provides a collection of free science focused educational events during ’the best 10 days of the year’. We are fortunate to provide this educational program as part of this year's festival.
Discover the vital role of wildlife drinkers in Arizona and their importance to wildlife conservation. This presentation will explore what wildlife drinkers are, how they function, where they are located, how they are constructed and maintained, and the critical role they play in supporting Arizona's native wildlife.
Following the indoor presentation, participants will travel to Fort Tuthill's newly installed wildlife drinker for an on-site demonstration and discussion. Please meet at the Home Economics building at Fort Tuthill for the classroom portion of the program. Be prepared to spend approximately 30 minutes outdoors during the field visit to the wildlife drinker.
Check out other offerings associated with the Flagstaff Festival of Science by clicking here!*Please bring Close toed shoes and plenty of water!
*Program reminders with directional information will be sent to participants in the week leading up to this event.
Program Cancelation & Enrollment Information:
Our programs must meet minimum and maximum enrollment standards. Programs may fill quickly or may be canceled due to low enrollment.
This program is subject to cancelation by CCPR due to adverse weather conditions.
Program Cancelation & Enrollment Information:
Our programs must meet minimum and maximum enrollment standards. Programs may fill quickly or may be canceled due to low enrollment.
This program is subject to cancelation by CCPR due to adverse weather conditions.
Program Age Category
Multigenerational
Location
Fort Tuthill County Park - Home Ec. Building
Instructor
CCPR Staff