On Saturday, July 17 at 1:00, the Southern Vermont Natural History Museum will present Vermont Wildlife at the Moretown Recreational Fields. A variety of live animals will be on hand to put a face to the challenges Northeastern wildlife must rise to meet. Museum staff will bring furs, skulls, and other artifacts for an exploration of local fauna.
This event is part of the Mad River Libraries' "Tails and Tales" summer learning program. It's free and suitable for all ages. Please register in advance: https://forms.gle/RFovsNSzXCbAyoEU8
To learn more about the "Tails and Tales" program, including events, storytimes, book bundles, reading challenges, StoryWalks, and kid-designed t-shirts and totes for sale, please visit your local library or view our websites at joslinmemoriallibrary.com, moretownlibrary.com, or warrenlibrary.com.
Special thanks go to the Vermont Department of Libraries and our Friends organizations for providing funding for this and other events.
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