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Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Reptiles? The TN Naturalists @ Ijams class found 'em



The 2016 class of the TN Naturalist @ Ijams met last May for their fourth in a series of 13 classes.

They learned about local Reptiles. Ijams own Dr. Louise Conrad hosted the class outing and several turtles and one lone water snake were found


2016 was the fourth year that Ijams has been involved in this state-wide program. In addition to the 40 hours of classes, students must put in 40 hours of volunteer work at Ijams or elsewhere. After all the classes and volunteer requirements are met, the students become certified Tennessee Naturalists. 

We are currently enrolling the TN Naturalists @ Ijams class for 2017. It's open to any adult over the age of 18. For information call, Lauren at (865) 577-4717, ext. 135.

Our first meeting in March, click: Introduction.

All photos by Rex McDaniel 






What about me? I maintain a constant body temperature. No reptile can do that!
 


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