As the day cools down, the Brown Family Environmental Center becomes a different kind of place. Join us for an evening walk to look and listen for the animals that become active around dusk. We’ll explore how wildlife uses sound, smell, movement, camouflage and timing to survive when the light begins to fade. Along the way, we may hear frogs, notice insects and late-summer birds, look for signs of mammals and follow other clues that tell us who is sharing the trails after dinner.
Come ready for a slower, sensory walk through the evening landscape. Meet at the BFEC Resource Center.