Oh Deer!

Managing the White-Tailed Deer Population in Greenwich with a focus on Human Health and Public Safety

The Greenwich Conservation Commission is hosting a three-part series titled Oh Deer! Managing the White-Tailed Deer Population in Greenwich. The second event in this series will focus on the human health impacts and public safety concerns related to deer in the community. It will feature Dr. Scott Williams, Certified Wildlife Biologist, Chief Scientist, and Head of the Department of Environmental Science and Forestry at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, and Keith Hirsch, Greenwich Community Impact Officer. A representative from the Greenwich Department of Health will also be in attendance.

This event is hybrid. A zoom link we be sent to those who have registered the day before the event. Questions can be emailed to conservation@greenwichct.org

Location: Greenwich Town Hall Meeting Room, 101 Field Point Road, Greenwich, CT

Registration is required.

This series is in partnership with Greenwich Land Trust, Greenwich Tree Conservancy, and Audubon

Email Lisa@gltrust.org to register. Online registration coming soon.