Track Patterns Part 3 via Zoom
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| Tuesday, December 1, 2020, 6:00pm to 7:30pm |
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This on-line program will be the third of a four-part series on the fascinating topic of animal track patterns. The four sessions may be taken in succession, or individually.
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This session will focus primarily on bounds, lopes, and gallops, and will include: how are bounds, lopes, and gallops similar, and how are they different?; what animals do which?; what is transverse vs. rotary?; what are full bounds and what are half bounds?; how are mustelid family (weasel, marten, fisher, and otter) bounds different from those of other animals?; how do we measure these patterns? There will be ample time for questions and answers, and participants will have access to a blog for further questions after the course is over; questions over email will also be invited if blogging does not appeal to you.
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This program will utilize the on-line platform, Zoom. We will provide all the information you will need to join the Zoom session. A computer with internet access will be required, but a computer camera is not necessary. For those who have not used Zoom, rest assured, it is free and simple to use.
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Fee: $20 per session - you may have more than one person at your location.
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Participants must register no later than 24 hours before the session so that we can get the login information to you.
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Tracking & Nature Center