Have you heard it said that the only good snake is a dead snake? I have, and it pains me.
Why do many people hate and fear snakes? Do snakes deserve the reputation they have been given? How dangerous are they, really? Can human beings learn to live in harmony with snakes?
David Hoover will explore these questions and more in his Master Naturalist certification presentation, “Snakes Alive.”
The doors of the Environmental Learning Center at Black Bayou Lake NWR will open at 4:30 p.m., Sunday, July 25. David’s presentation will begin about 4:45.
All members who attend will be invited to submit feedback on the form we have devised for that purpose (copies will be provided), or via email. The jury will meet via zoom within the week.
As one whose journey to becoming a Master Naturalist had to include overcoming a certain dread of snakes, I am really looking forward to David’s presentation.
Just to keep it fresh in your mind: Roselie Overby’s experiential certification project is scheduled at 2 p.m. October 10 at Tensas River NWR. Check out our other upcoming events in the column to the right.
Louisiana Master Naturalists - Northeast 
Nicely done! Wonderful approach to training closure. B
Robert. A. Thomas, Ph.D., Professor & Director Center for Environmental Communication School of Communication & Design Loyola University New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 USA Cell 504-909-6568 Office 504-865-2107 Fax 504-865-2333 http://Www.loyno.edu/lucec
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