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GS Wildlife Center reopens to public
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Aliyah Grinage, front, and Dwight Williams take in the sights with son Dwight Williams III on the waterfowl observation deck at the Georgia Southern Center for Wildlife Education on Monday, Oct. 5. The center was opened open to the public for the first time since closing in March due to COVID-19. Currently, face coverings are required inside the main building, and outdoor spaces have been modified slightly to meet social distancing guidelines. The Waterfowl Pond has been expanded to over 100 different ducks representing 15 different species.
Georgia Southern University’s famed Center for Wildlife Education Center and the Lamar Q Ball, Jr. Raptor Center reopened to the public Monday. Closed since the pandemic hit in March, workers have used the time to refurbish many areas of the center and finish a new observation deck at the waterfowl exhibit, Georgia Southern announced in a release.
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