Wildlife Rehabilitator
Brenda Miller
A deer with a broken leg, a sick raccoon, an elk calf hung up on a fence, a raptor unable to fly, wildlife attacked by dogs, birds injured by domestic cats—only a few of the injured animals that are encountered in this area and that require the specialized knowledge of a wildlife rehabilitator if they are to be safely rescued.
Concerned citizens coming together to preserve habitat and corridors surrounding the northwestern San Juan Mountains.
LIVING WITH WILDLIFE
The San Juan Corridors Coalition is dedicated to preserving critical habitat and migration corridors for mule deer and other wildlife by:
Supporting and working with DOW to identify habitat issues and areas in need of protection
Educating the public about wildlife and human impact issues
Encouraging landowners
to consider conservation easements and other measures to protect their land
Working with county government to develop land use policies that have a minimal impact on wildlife
Working with CDOT to allow safe passage for wildlife and people
Thursday, March 11th, 7 p.m.
Ridgway Community Center
Railroad Avenue, Ridgway
Doors Open at 6:30
Refreshments provided
Information: 626-4496
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