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Keeping Track has consulted with our program hosts and we have decided that all of our events will be postponed until further notice. However, we eagerly welcome your inquiries about scheduling future programs benefiting from the matching grant contributions that we have received to date. These grants will enable town libraries, conservation commissions, universities and land trusts to host our programs at half price. We are hopeful that by fall and early winter we will resume our PowerPoint presentations and field workshops. Check our website calendar periodically for updates. In the meantime, we wish you all safety and solace in the coming months and hope that you will join us in redoubling your vital support of wildlife and their habitats.

Please consider supporting Susan Morse's research on her book project that will serve as a comprehensive tool to be used by wildlife biologists, naturalists, land trust officials, students, and the general public across North America to conserve critical wildlife habitat.

Anyone who loves wildlife and the outdoors will savor this huge, updated and expanded compilation of Susan Morse's wildlife essays, originally published in Northern Woodlands magazine. Inside are 80 fully illustrated essays with Susan's award-winning photos and fascinating facts and anecdotes about 24 species -- from beaver and black bear to wolves, woodchuck and scores in between.