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(SEYMOUR) – An adult Indiana Master Naturalist class will be conducted at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge on Wednesday evenings in March and April.
The class will be from 6 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. at the refuge visitor center and will be sponsored by the Muscatatuck Wildlife Society, the refuge’s nonprofit support group. The refuge is at 12985 East US 50 in Seymour.
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Course topics will cover a different natural history topic each week, and subjects will include birds, mammals, wetlands, botany, tree identification, invasive plants, reptiles and amphibians, geology, fossils, and public lands.
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Participants who attend six of the nine sessions and complete volunteer work will receive a Master Naturalist certificate and a pin. A $35 fee is charged to pay for course materials, and advance registration is required.
For information or to register, contact Donna Stanley at 812-522-4352, ext. 12, or email muscatatuck@fws.gov.