Animals are all around us even if we don’t see them! We will help you become a nature detective and use the powers of observation to see who might be lurking around by looking for animal clues to understand what animals are doing and how humans affect animal behavior. In honor of Rosalind Schwebel, this is the third of a four-part series.

 We are also excited to announce that this years’ Wildlife in Winter program will run in conjunction with the Longwood Community Read. To expand your Wildlife in Winter experience, please read The Tree Lady by Kate Sessions or Lab Girl by Hope Jahren to become inspired to care for the Earth. Be motivated by Rachel Ignofsky’s Women in Science to ponder the many different ways to become an advocate for preserving open space to save wildlife, improve habitat, and spur conservation. Happy reading!