In this program we will take a look into wildlife forensics as a field of study and learn what clues scientists use to solve wildlife crimes. Then we will practice using some of these techniques and attempt to solve a mock crime!

You must register to receive the link. This program will be virtual on Microsoft Teams. Please check the link ahead of the program to make sure you can access it properly. All links to Teams for Little Buffalo will be the same - therefore, by registering for one of this series, you can access all of them. If you require special accommodations, please reach out to mmarker@pa.gov ahead of the program to discuss. 

Here is the list for the rest of Jan. and Feb.

Jan. 24th – Fossils

Jan. 26th – Winter Birds

Jan. 31st  – Tree ID – Soft Mast Species

Feb. 2nd – Groundhog Day

Feb 2^nd – Evening Groundhog Day Special – Animal prognosticators – time TBD

Feb. 7th  – Maple Tapping & ID

Feb. 9th   – Wildlife Forensics

Feb. 14th  – History of Maple Sugaring

Feb. 16th  – Tapping a Maple with Chapman State Park

Feb. 21st   – Presidential Impacts on Wildlife

Feb. 23rd  – Intro to Astronomy with Cherry Springs State Park

Feb. 28th – Winter Animal Tracks & Signs