Visit Dayton State Park on Saturday, May 7 to learn how local wildlife are adapted to survive in the desert.
Why do rabbits have large ears? What animal can live without ever taking a drink of water? Get to know Nevada’s wildlife during a family program at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 7 at Dayton State Park. Rangers will display pelts from wildlife living along the Carson River and go for a short walk to look for wildlife in the park.
Attendees are asked to meet at the group use pavilion.
The park entrance fee is $7 per vehicle with a $2 discount for Nevada residents. There program is free.
For more information, contact Kim Zuch at 775-687-4319 or washoelake@hdiss.net.