Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch of Audubon: Potluck Presentation – Rattlesnakes

Rattlesnakes are emblematic of Arizona habitats from low deserts to high forests. These animals can be quick to take advantage of the habitat options afforded by our human-built landscapes, but when they choose a problematic site, things can end very poorly for snakes and people alike. During this presentation, learn more from Phoenix-based Rattlesnake Solutions about how to stay safe amongst and do good by our slithering neighbors. Event will begin at 5pm with the potluck dinner beginning at about 5:30 (please wait for all the guest to arrive - we’ll announce when it’s time to eat!). The presentation will immediately follow the meal. (RSVP required. Contact Suzanne Wilcox at swilcox@audubon.org to sign up or for more information.) Come join us, invite a friend, and bring a dish to share. Also, don’t forget to bring some food items to donate to the Santa Cruz food bank! *This presentation is part of our annual series, Living Gently on the Land. Check out the full 2024 schedule here.