August Moon Walk: Let's Look for Signs of Birds of Prey

August Moon Walk: Let’s Look for Signs of Birds of Prey
Speaker: Maggie Engler / Executive Director – Black Hills Raptor Center (Rapid City, South Dakota)
Location: Bearlodge Ranger District, Carson Draw Trailhead (just east of Reuter Campground)

The forests and grasslands of the Black Hills provide important habitat for several raptor species, including hawks, eagles, falcons, and owls. The mixed hardwood forest and open pine savanna of the Bearlodge Ranger District are home to over 20 different species of birds of prey. Please join Forest staff and the Avian Ambassadors of the Black Hills Raptor Center for a presentation and walk to learn more about the majestic birds of prey found on the Forest. NOTE: The Black Hills Raptor Center aims to conserve and protect native birds of prey and their natural habitat through education, rehabilitation, and research.

You may also like the following events from Black Hills Parks & Forests Association:

• This month, 23rd August, 09:00 am, The Forest Exploration Program Series presents, "Fire in the Landscape" in Black Hawk
• Next month, 6th September, 07:00 pm, September Moon Walk: A Nod to the Past in Nemo
• Next month, 27th September, 09:00 am, The Forest Exploration Program Series presents "Friends in Nature" in Deadwood