Ryan said there is still plenty of room in the class. May. One program starting in March will be a series of classes on birding for beginners. In addition, Ryan said, The Outdoor Campus schedules some programs on a monthly basis. In January, the Nature Craft program was on fish decoy carving. The regular Junior Naturalist programs for youngsters ages 7 through 12 cover a different theme at each session allowing kids to become more aware, knowledgeable, and skilled about the outdoors.
Most classes require registration.
But with the mild winter we're currently having, the impact of weather on pheasants isn't a topic of coffee shop concern. But now might be a good time to think about what a mild winter can do for ringnecks. On the other hand, even during a mild winter, some birds die. And there might not be as much difference between a mild winter and a harsh winter as people think. The simple fact is that winters are a bottleneck that our pheasant population must squeeze through.