Wildlife Tracking with Daniel Hansche

Name: Wildlife Tracking with Daniel Hansche
Start: 2026-11-09
End: 2026-11-09
Location: Siuslaw Model Forest - Cornell Cooperative Extension, 6055 New York 23, Acra, NY 12405

Nov 9, 2026
Siuslaw Model Forest - Cornell Cooperative Extension, 6055 New York 23, Acra, NY 12405

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Join international wildlife tracking expert Daniel Hansche on Mon, Nov. 9, 9 AM–12 PM for a field walk to discover the tracks and signs of local wildlife. Learn to identify mammals by their tracks, scat, feeding signs, and shelters, gaining practical skills to help monitor wildlife and understand what animals need to thrive in their habitats.

Daniel is a full-time wildlife tracker with 30 years of experience in conservation and education. A certified Track & Sign Evaluator, Daniel has mentored hundreds of trackers and led thousands of participants through workshops, trainings, and certifications worldwide.

$50 pp

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Date: November 9, 2026

Location
Siuslaw Model Forest - Cornell Cooperative Extension, 6055 New York 23, Acra, NY 12405
Address
6055 Route 23
Acra, New York 12405
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Phone
(518) 622-9820 x118
Email
ss3666@cornell.edu

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Siuslaw Model Forest

Discover sustainable forestry in action at the Siuslaw Model Forest, an educational and recreational destination in the Great Northern Catskills. Managed by Cornell Cooperative Extension, this unique property showcases forestry, agroforestry, habitat restoration, and watershed protection practices that help preserve New York City’s drinking water supply. Visitors can explore scenic trails winding through forests, fields, streams, and ponds while enjoying sweeping views of the Catskill Escarpment. Along the way, interpretive signs offer insights into tree identification, wildlife habitat, agroforestry techniques, and environmental stewardship. Educational programs throughout the year provide hands-on opportunities to learn about forestry, birding, stream science, and the natural world. Whether you’re interested in conservation, outdoor recreation, or simply experiencing the beauty of the Catskills landscape, the Siuslaw Model Forest offers an engaging look at how responsible land management supports healthy forests, clean water, and thriving ecosystems.

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