Upcoming: Learn to respect reptiles at Wellesley event

What: Reptiles Show and Exhibit

Presenter: Marla Isaac, Director, New England Reptile & Raptor Exhibits

When: Wednesday October 28 at 7 pm

Where: The Wellesley Community Center, 218 Washington Street in Wellesley Hills

Audience: Great for all ages, especially families with young children!

Sponsor: The Wellesley Conservation Council

Bring your cameras: photos are encouraged!

This Annual Fall Program hosted by The Wellesley Conservation Council will feature a lecture and live reptile exhibit, presented by Marla Isaac. Isaac has been presenting wildlife shows and exhibits for over 30 years. Her experience includes handling, caring for and propagation of snakes, including the venomous rattlesnake, genus Crotalus.  Isaac’s overriding interest is in the natural history and preservation of reptiles in the wild. Her programs are intended to promote greater public understanding, respect and “affection” for reptiles in their native habitat. Isaac’s co-hosts will include an alligator snapping turtle, common snapping turtle, alligator, tortoise and box turtle.