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Yes, over 500 people attended the "Turtle Day" at Elizabeth Lake on April 25th! The Rocky Mountain Naturalists and the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program did a GREAT job! Thanks to the local schools (3) and classes (8) that attended, 220 of you, and the public, for coming out. There were 4 stations displaying various aspects of the turtles live cycle. Here are a few pictures. (Gerry Warner Pictures)
Lynn McIntosh
9/6/2016 04:03:31 pm
You should not show kids the location of turtle habitat..
Greg
10/6/2016 04:43:30 pm
A major goal of the Rocky Mountain Naturalists is to know nature and to keep it worth knowing. We encourage both adults and children to come out and explore nature. Teaching children about nature can ignite a life long love for the natural world. Children have an inborn affinity for the growing things and creatures of the world. The Rocky Mountain Naturalists strive to teach them how to carefully observe and care for the things found in nature, there by they grow up respecting and valuing the world around them. Comments are closed.
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