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LARGE PREDATORS RETURN…. OR ARE THEY? University of Illinois*U.S.Department of Agriculture*Local Extension Councils Cooperating University of Illinois Extension provides equal opportunities in programming and employment. If you need reasonable accommodation to participate, contact the Extension office at 815-632-3611. For more information, contact Mary Nelson at 815-632-3611 or [email protected] Register online at: go.illinois.edu/largepredators $5 program fee These animals aren't planning a covert return and takeover of our communities. The animals are simply trying to adjust to changes in their current environments which can send them our direction. Due to the sightings of cougars, wolves, and even black bears in Illinois, this program is being offered to discuss the animals themselves and the behaviors that may be playing a part in their attempts to return.
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Page 1: Re g i s t e r o nli ne a t : g o . i lli no i s . e d u ... · G Ê {| 1 p Ú G ¼ À ... D u e t o t he s i g ht i n g s of c ou g ar ... t hi s pr og r am i s bei n g of f er ed

Celebrate World Wildlife Day

 By Attending :  

LARGEPREDATORSRETURN….

OR ARE THEY? March  7  at 6 -7PM

Ster l ing Publ ic Library

Presented by

Extension Educator

Peggy Doty

University of Illinois*U.S.Department of Agriculture*Local Extension Councils Cooperating University of Illinois Extension provides equal opportunities in programming and employment.  If you need reasonable

accommodation to participate, contact the Extension office at 815-632-3611.

For more information, contact Mary Nelson at 815-632-3611 or [email protected]

Register online at: go.illinois.edu/largepredators

$5 program fee

These animals aren't planning a covert return and takeover of our communities. The animals are simply trying to adjust to changes in their current environments which can send them our direction. Due to the sightings of cougars, wolves, and even black bears

in Illinois, this program is being offered to discuss the animals themselves and the behaviors that may be playing a part in their attempts to return.

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