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Bears are one of the most fascinating species in our area but by the early 1900s they came close to being extirpated from our state. Today, they’re regularly spotted on trails and in backyards alike. What makes these incredible creatures so adaptable and unique? How are the different species of North American bears different, or...
This spring we'll read I Survived the Attack of the Grizzlies, 1967, by Lauren Tarshis. During our time together, we'll read excerpts, discuss the natural world and the survival aspects of the book, and spend time with friends! We'll go for walks and complete some hands-on activities as the weather allows. This book club is...
Who doesn’t love stuffing their pockets with cool rocks? Join us for a day of science and fun as we learn how to identify rocks and minerals by using observations and experiments. We’ll learn the basics of the rock cycle and how these natural resources influence and affect our daily lives. Participants will make rock...
Spring migration is underway! Join us for a day of crafting and fun as we learn about the spring migration as we create a pair of bird earrings- choose your favorite bird shapes and paint them in the way you choose. Use Julie’s favorite tool- fine line applicators- to paint fine details. The final shapes...
Join us for a free daytime hike as we venture into the early spring forest! Let's celebrate the dawning of a new season as we tackle the 2.5-mile Pink Trail and all its rustic splendor. This hike is on semi-rough terrain and may include rocky creek crossing. Ice and/or mud is likely so please dress...
This workshop explains why invasive plants are threats to forest health, how to identify some of the most common invasive terrestrial plants, and how to prevent and respond to invasive plants in woodlands. This workshop is intended for woodland owners, as well as members of the public who want to learn more about invasive plants....
