[THIS PROGRAM WAS RECORDED. Visit Granby Public Library’s YouTube Channel to view the presentation, “Moose in Connecticut,” presented by Wildlife Biologist Andrew M. LaBonte, Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection: https://youtu.be/N1v12sGoKQI.]

Sponsored by Granby Public Library and Granby Land Trust.

ABOUT THE PRESENTATION

Are you curious about the moose population in Connecticut? Join us for a virtual presentation with Andrew M. LaBonte (pictured here), deer and moose biologist with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Wildlife Division.

LaBonte’s talk will cover the history, current status and expectations for the future of Alces alces, the largest mammal in our state. Learn about the biology of the animal, its presence in Connecticut and throughout New England, and its potential for population growth relative to its habitat.

Register HERE.Then look for the Zoom program link in a confirmation email from Engaged Patrons. If your security settings are strong the email may be found in your Spam/Junk folder.

Sponsored by Granby Public Library and Granby Land Trust. 

About the presenter:

Andrew M. LaBonte received a B.S. in wildlife biology from Unity College, Unity, Maine and his M.S. degree in Wildlife Management from the University of Connecticut.  Andrew received certification as a wildlife biologist through the Wildlife Society.  His research activities have focused on the population dynamics of deer and moose and human dimensions of wildlife management. He is employed by Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Wildlife Division.