Wednesday Wanders

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Maine Master Naturalists Leigh Macmillen Hayes and Dawn Wood will lead Wednesday Wanders for Loon Echo Land Trust beginning December 6 at 10am and continuing until at least March with the main focus being mammal tracking.

Have you always wondered how to identify mammal prints? Are you curious about how mammals move through the landscape? Do you love to learn? Can you tolerate a few hours of slo-mo on a cold winter morning? If you have answered yes to ALL of these questions, then you should join us for a snowshoe trek in the woods this winter. Come once or become a regular!

Details

When: Every Other Wednesday beginning December 6
Adult Wander: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Family Wander: 12:30pm - 1:30pm
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Where: Locations will be announced each week, as the conditions will determine where we go. All locations will be in the Lake Region.
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What to Bring: Snowshoes (some available to borrow, or loan a pair from your local library if you don't have your own), layers of warm clothing, hand warmers, water, a snack, and a sense of wonder.

Other things to know: We won't move quickly and we probably won't move far as we try to identify the creators of the prints and the stories they leave behind in the snow.
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How to Register: Click on the registration links below to register for each session you plan to attend. Space is limited for each session. An email will be sent out to all registered participant with a location the Tuesday prior to the wander.
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Bald Pate Mountain

Pleasant Mountain

Perley Mills Community Forest

Tiger Hill Community Forest

Pondicherry Park

Crooked River Forests

Mayberry Hill Preserve

Raymond Community Forest

Peabody-Fitch Woods

Hacker's Hill

Wednesday Wanders

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