Have you ever discovered an animal skull during a woods-wandering and wondered what species it was from? Here’s your chance to get “a-head” on your wildlife knowledge and learn to identify skulls based upon their characteristics. Includes hands-on practice with many different mammal species. Engaging for all ages. Group size is limited, so pre-registration is recommended. Meet in the classroom of the Wildlife Center.

The American beaver has played an important role in both the history of North America and the history of Pennsylvania. Learn just what role and status the beaver had in this history, the natural history of these furbearers, and their incredible reintroduction success story. Talk will be followed by an optional walk to see beaver tracks and traces. All ages welcome. Facemasks required. Group size is limited so pre-registration is recommended. Meet at Pavilion #1 in the 40 Maples Day…

Discover the animals that live in the park and the tracks and traces that they leave behind. Includes both indoor and outdoor activities. Program is free and appropriate for all grade levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required. Meet in the Wildlife Center classroom.

Sinnemahoning State Park introduces a new 2-part program series with a focus on using trail cameras to gain knowledge and insight of several wildlife species found throughout the region. The elusive and rarely-seen fisher is the focus of our first installment of this series. We will look at the natural history of this species, learn what their habits are, and learn what makes an ideal location for camera trapping them. Participants will then have the opportunity to use their own…