Wildlife expert to speak at Zoar
Education specialist Krista Pochedly-Davis will give a presentation on the variety of native Ohio animal species, their characteristics and how they survive.
The free Speaker Series at Historic Zoar Village will welcome education specialist Krista Pochedly-Davis from The Wilderness Center in Wilmot on Saturday, July 6.
Pochedly-Davis will give a presentation on the variety of native Ohio animal species, their characteristics and how they survive. She also will bring along an animal to share with the audience.
The Wilderness Center connects the community with nature, educates, conserves natural resources and practices environmental stewardship. The center’s education department serves more than 14,300 individuals each year, and its conservation department protects 4,300 acres in seven counties including 3,000 acres of woodland, 500 acres of wetland and 14 miles of fresh-water streams.
The presentation will take place from 11 a.m. to noon in the Historic Zoar Schoolhouse at 254 E. Fourth St. in Zoar.