Reception for "WILD LIFE: Carnivores of Rockefeller State Park Preserve" Exhibit

From coyotes to owls, bobcats to snakes, and eagles to praying mantis, carnivores play a vital role in our ecosystem, keeping it healthy, balanced, and alive! Learn about the diversity and ecological roles of native carnivores in Rockefeller State Park Preserve. The multimedia exhibit features dramatic photographs by 10 photographers, trail camera images, lifelike mounted animals courtesy True Life Taxidermy, and a touch table.

Exhibit will be open from September 23rd until November 11th. There will be a reception on Sunday, September 23rd from 1 to 3 pm. It is free and open to the public - all are invited.

Photo of northern water snake eating fish at Rockefeller State Park Preserve by Bill Golden