The tracks pictured are of a snowshoe hare running in full stride across a field. The track of the hare can be confusing, with the front paws in the rear of the track and the hind paw prints side-by-side in the front.

Winter Tracks

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UVLT Stewardship Assistant Doug Brown is keenly aware that conserved lands provide habitat for many species of wildlife. Here are some of the tracks he’s found on his winter visits to our conservation easements.

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