Elk Talk? You’re telling me that elk talk?…. They do! Elk actually communicate in several different ways. Join our KECA staff as we learn about the many different signals and calls that elk make or use when “talking” with one another. In no time, you’ll be able to understand exactly what an elk is saying just by watching them in the field.

Come learn about the migration of birds through Pennsylvania as they make their journey south. Discover what you can do to help these traveling birds and what species you might encounter!

Local wildlife photographer and outdoor enthusiast Jeff Lipniskis takes you on a captivating journey through an entire year in the life of Pennsylvania’s most iconic animal. Through photography and immersive video, you’ll witness changes across the seasons—from the tender moments of spring calves, to summertime in open meadows, the drama of the autumn rut, and the quiet endurance of winter. This visual storytelling experience reveals not just the beauty of the elk, but the landscapes, cycles, and untold stories that shape their world.

New to learning about elk? Walk up to the basic breakdown as we learn about elk history, elk ecology, and elk behavior. Are you a seasoned “Elkspert?” We bet you’ll learn something new too!

Test your elk knowledge and observation skills with this fun twist on bingo. Instead of numbers, you’ll mark off elk themed facts as you learn about their habitat, sounds, antlers, and more. Great for all ages, whether you are an elk expert or just meeting these magnificent animals for the first time.

Join fall intern, Nadia, to learn about the fun and function of iNaturalist. This interactive presentation will cover the basics of how to use iNaturalist, making high-quality observations, how your flora and fauna photographs can help scientist worldwide and, of course, enjoying the great outdoors with your friends and family!

Wednesday, September 23rd and Thursday, September 24th (Same event with two separate dates)

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Ever watch a zombie movie and wonder if that is actually possible? Well, there is a fungus and a disease very similar to zombie symptoms in popular media. Learn all about it at the Elk County Visitor Center with our fall intern Emma!

Join a staff member as we hike the trails around the Elk Country Visitor Center. Learn many interesting facts about the property and wildlife that often inhabit these fields. We will be covering topics such as what elk eat, where they spend their time, and how each season brings something different.