In-Person Presentation: Venomous Animals of the United States and Canada on Thursday, March 16 from 12 PM & 2 PM. Venomous Animals of the Tucson area…and Beyond!
Join Larry Jones as he embarks on a visual journey across the gamut of venomous animals of the US and Canada, zeroing in on the American Southwest. Tucson has one of the highest diversities of venomous animals in the US. Awareness of our surroundings is the first step in staying safe at home, in the yard, and while exploring the backcountry. Learn how to recognize and avoid danger and what to do if bitten or stung. The presentation’s intent is not to frighten people but to encourage you to respect and enjoy watching these awe-inspiring animals that also call the Southwest home.
Larry’s book, Venomous Animals of the United States and Canada, will be available for purchase through The National Parks Store, and author signings will take place after the presentation.
This event is free, requires a reservation, is limited to 60 attendees, and will occur inside. Face coverings are optional.
The National Parks Store
12880 N Vistoso Village Drive
Tucson, AZ 85755
If you have questions, please contact Caroline Lochner at 520-789-7325 or caroline.lochner@wnpa.org.Your purchases support parks.The National Parks Store is operated by Western National Parks Association, a nonprofit education partner of the National Park Service since 1938. Your tax-free purchases support parks across the West.