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Keeping Track, Wildlife Conservation

March 27th, 2009 · No Comments

Susan Morse gave an entertaining presentation tonight in Patterson, NY, enlivened by her own, stunning wildlife photography. The mission of her organization, Keeping Track, is “…to inspire community participation in the long-term stewardship of wildlife habitat.”

Job well done.

Cougar © Susan C.Morse

We have yet to see a cougar in the garden, but we have seen a bobcat.

Tags: Environment · Nature · Northeast · Speakers · Wildlife · Winter

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