Join Western Wildlife Outreach’s Large Carnivore Biologist, Darrell Smith, to learn about bear, cougar, coyote and bobcat biology, ecology and behavior. Learn tips to safely live and recreate around them in the foothills of the North Cascades. Hosted by the Sammamish Branch of the King County Library System.
Please register at the following link: King County Library Events
Hood Canal Adventures is hosting
Western Wildlife Outreach & the Large Carnivore Education Trailer
March 12, 2022, 2:00-3:30 Brinnon Community Center
Join Western Wildlife Outreach & Hood Canal Adventures to learn more about the bears, cougars, and other wildlife that call the Olympic Peninsula home.
Come on out and learn about bear and cougar biology, ecology, and behavior along with tips on how you can safely live and recreate around them.
Event is FREE with a suggested donation of $10.00 per ticket to help WWO continue community outreach events like this one. Tickets available here.
Thank you for your support. Hope to see you there!
COVID-19: We will be observing masking protocols. Attendance is limited to 61 people (50% capacity).
Western Wildlife Outreach’s large carnivore education bear and cougar mounts will be featured in a garden display design created by Community Partner Farmer Frog at the NW Flower & Garden Show, February 9-13, 2022.
WWO team members will be on hand Wednesday & Friday afternoon and most of the day Sunday. Stop by and say “Hi!” and learn about wildlife friendly farming and Farmer Frog’s “Bear With Me!” forest school program.
