"This is a great chance

to hear one of Georgia's most knowledgeable environmental educators

and see a live owl and hawk up close" said Abby Jordan, SCT's

Executive Director.

SCT is hosting a series of

Nature Discovery programs for families at the Flat Creek Nature Center

throughout 2004. Recent program topics have included snakes, birding,

bats, and using native plants. Upcoming events will feature spiders, bees,

and geology.

SCT is a nonprofit land trust

based in Peachtree City that owns and manages over 600 acres of nature

preserves in Fayette County. SCT partners with community groups to enhance

greenspace with trails and viewing decks. They also work with willing

landowners to protect scenic open space through conservation options that

may provide tax advantages for the landowner.

The raptor program will be

held at the Flat Creek Nature Center, adjacent to the Frederick Brown

amphitheater at 201 McIntosh Trail in Peachtree City. The program starts

at 7 p.m., is free and appropriate for all ages.

For directions or more information

on this and upcoming SCT community events, contact Abby Jordan at 770-486-7774

or [email protected].

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