Black racer snake, photo courtesy of Liz Baldwin
HARWICH – The Harwich Conservation Trust is hosting a presentation on tracking Black Racer snakes on Saturday, February 23rd.
Black racer snakes were historically an abundant species.
Today they are uncommon and are a MassWildlife priority species.
BiodiversityWorks has been gathering important information about their habitat use and movements that will inform future management and conservation of this species.
Learn about the adventures of radio-tagging black racer snakes as well as the natural history of these and other local snakes, and how you can help all snakes thrive in our changing landscape.
The event is presented by Liz Baldwin, Assistant Director & Wildlife Biologist and will be held at 2pm.
The suggested donation is $5 per person.
In the past, Liz has presented for HCT about North American river otters and bats of New England.
The Harwich Conservation Trust is a leader in creating public-private land conservation partnerships that sustain Harwich as a livable, vibrant community for current and future generations.
They’re also an active partner in the process of setting aside conservation land while supporting creation of environmentally sound affordable housing and protection of our historic treasures.
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