Wildwood Outdoor Classroom
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July 12 The Wilderness Trail Fess Green: Historian/Author · Find out where the Wilderness Trail came through Radford and the role it played in frontier settlements. A PowerPoint presentation will highlight the early history of this migration route.
July 26 Bats: Myth vs. Reality Karen Francl: Biologist, Radford University
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Learn about the nocturnal lives of neighborhood bats--who they
are, where they live, what they eat, and how they are beneficial to our
town. We will also dispel the myths that give bats a bad reputation. Bat
recording equipment will be on-hand and tested, as will nets to capture
bats, in the hopes of viewing them close-up around sunset.
August 16 Vultures: Friend or Foe Bob Sheehy: Biologist, Radford University · The myth, the misconceptions, and the natural history of one of Radford’s most infamous and amazing winter visitors.
August 30 Radford’s Railroad History (7:30pm) Jeff Brown: Biologist/Train Enthusiast, Radford High School · From the steam era to modern diesel electrics of Norfolk and Southern: a multi-media presentation featuring a unique railroad perspective of Radford history. |
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