Animal Tracking in the Pine Bush February 12, 2011

Mammals are abundant but sneaky; they cover every inch of the forest, but are almost never seen. However, their tracks betray their presence and give evidence to their habits. Join Dr. Roland Kays, the curator of mammals at the Museum, and wildlife biologist Carl Herzog, of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, for a 1-mile hunt for clues about the mammals hiding and thriving in the Albany Pine Bush. Dress warmly because program takes place in the outdoor elements.