Black-footed Ferret: 30 Years of Conservation Celebration

Celebrate 30 years of black-footed ferret conservation with a two-day event in Wall and Badlands National Park. The program highlights one of North America’s most endangered mammals through an evening talk, a live ferret ambassador, family activities, presentations, and a community parade appearance. Visitors with an interest in wildlife, prairie landscapes, and conservation history will find plenty to see and enjoy. Key Details Admission: Free Location: National Grasslands Visitor Center, 708 Main St, Wall, South Dakota Evening program at Cedar Pass Amphitheater in Badlands National Park Program highlights: Evening conservation program at Cedar Pass Amphitheater Live black-footed ferret ambassador at the National Grasslands Visitor Center Daytime activities, presentations, and cake Black-footed ferret float in the Wall Celebration parade Youth poster contest for kindergarten through 12th grade Parking: Public parking is available in Wall near the visitor center Accessibility: Restrooms are available at the National Grasslands Visitor Center The visitor center grounds include accessible outdoor exhibit areas Weather considerations: Summer heat and sudden thunderstorms are possible, so bring water and plan for changing conditions