*Cancelled due to Footing* Animal Tracking with Paul Rego

Do you want to increase your outdoor awareness and learn how to identify animals by the prints they leave behind? By looking at an animal track’s shape, size and pattern, you can figure out which animals were there before you.

This program will introduce individuals to animal tracking and how to use tracks to learn of an animal’s presence and their activities.

Who is Paul Rego?

Paul Rego is a wildlife biologist that worked for the Wildlife Division of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection for over three decades. He was responsible for research and management of furbearers and black bears. He used tracking to assess the status uncommon species, such as bobcats and fishers, and to identify other species. He previously worked with the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department’s Habitat and Deer programs. He holds Wildlife Management degrees from the University of Maine and the University of Wisconsin.