Spring, when the ground is damp and everything is stirring, is a perfect time to see animal tracks. There's a good chance of finding moose, elk, deer, rabbit, squirrel, and other small rodent tracks to explore as we explore stream banks and meadows. If we're lucky, we could also spot coyote, porcupine, bear, mountain lion, and bobcat. We'll investigate the particular characteristics, size, age, and direction of travel of the tracks we see, as well as look at scat and how it relates to the animal identification process. To register or for more info, visit lifelong.utah.edu or call 801-587-LIFE (5433).
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