Join us to learn about conservation efforts to provide nesting habitat for American Kestrels across the Virginia Piedmont and Shenandoah Valley. October Greenfield, Wildlife Habitat Program Manager for The Piedmont Environmental Council, will present on American Kestrel ecology and conservation challenges, followed by a field walk to learn about monitoring nest boxes.

What to expect: A lecture-style talk in the library, followed by a walk to kestrel monitoring nest boxes.

Who can come: This program is designed for adults, but children accompanied by adults are welcome.

What to bring: Please be sure to wear appropriate footwear and clothing for longer grass and uneven terrain (sunscreen and bug spray recommended).

Where to meet: Meet in the library (located in the Quarters building)