Animals of the Big South Fork Program on May 23 at Blue Heron Campground
Photo by Eugenia Jones
Leading a prior educational program sponsored by the Big South Fork River and Recreation Area, law enforcement ranger Raymond Little shared his knowledge and love of snakes with visitors to the Blue Heron Campground. Visitors are encouraged to learn about “Animals of the Big South Fork” at a program scheduled for the Blue Heron Campground on Saturday May 23 at 7:00 p.m..
Oneida, Tennessee: The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area announces a 45 minute campground program at the Blue Heron Campground on Saturday, May 23, at 7:00 p.m. (ET). Join Ranger Don Tetrick to learn about the diverse animal populations of the Big South Fork and also what to do when you encounter animals in the wild. There is a lot to be learned and explored at the park, and this program gives a great opportunity to start your adventure.
This ranger-led program will meet at the campfire circle inside the Blue Heron Campground and is handicap accessible. The Blue Heron Campground is located in the Kentucky portion of Big South Fork, nine miles west of Stearns off Highway 742. The program is free of charge and all are welcome.
For directions or additional information, please call the Blue Heron Interpretive Center at (606) 376-3787.
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