Spring is almost upon us! And you know what that means? Yup, the amorous efforts of critters are coming to fruition! Soon we may be seeing lots of little furry faces peeking out from nests or from behind momma’s protective body. Nature’s plan is to have these newborns kept safe and sound, at home with their families, until they are ready to learn how to forage for food and to take care of themselves in the wild world.
Our NEW Education Trailer will be arriving soon!
Stage 1 – prepping the space where our new education trailer will be located for Procyon Wildlife is done. We had to cut down two trees . Awesome job done by Mark, Jennifer, Colin and Debra Spilar. Stage 2 –
The August 2021 Procyon Post is Ready!
Click on this text to read the August issue of the Procyon Post! This month, Procyon Volunteer Elizabeth Trickey writes about bats and their place in our ecosystem. International Bat Day is Saturday, August 28th, but we will be celebrating