Speaker Series: Rita Frederick, Dillon Ranger District
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KSS Speaker Series:
Wildlife Safety with Rita Frederick
Interpretive Specialist, Dillon Ranger District, White River National Forest
March 18th at 6:00pm
Free event – RSVP now!
Join the Wildlife Safety Program with the U.S. Forest Service and discover the incredible wildlife found in Summit County! From habitat to health, learn about the different migration patterns and how different species forage for food in the Rocky Mountains, all while focusing on how we can continue to protect wildlife throughout our community.
- 5:30pm – Doors open
- 6:00pm – Presentation by Rita
- 6:45pm – Q&A with Rita
This event is free to attend, but donations are encouraged to support our educational programs. Space is limited, so be sure to RSVP to secure your seat!
About the Dillon Ranger District
The Dillon Ranger District is part of the White River National Forest and plays a critical role in protecting and managing public lands in Summit County. Covering over 300,000 acres, the district provides recreation, conservation, and education efforts for locals and visitors alike. With diverse ecosystems ranging from alpine meadows to dense forests, the Dillon Ranger District is home to a variety of wildlife, including elk, black bears, mountain lions, and more. Through programs like this, the Forest Service helps educate the public on sustainable outdoor recreation and conservation efforts to keep our wild places thriving for future generations.
The KSS Speaker Series
This Wildlife Safety talk is the third installment in our ongoing KSS Speaker Series, launched in October 2024, with previous speakers including CAIC forecasters talking about avalanche awareness, and meteorologist discussing snow forecasting. Designed to provide engaging and educational discussions about our local environment, science, and outdoor recreation, these talks are free and open to the public—so bring your friends and family!
Each session brings in experts to share their knowledge, helping us all better understand and appreciate the natural world around us. Don’t miss this chance to learn from Rita Frederick and gain valuable knowledge on wildlife safety!
RSVP Now and Join Us on March 18th!