Read this classic tale of a child's love for salamanders, then go on a hike to the creek to look for some. Dress for the weather; wear waterproof footwear.Ages 3-6
Enjoy a leisurely stroll to learn about the ephemeral spring wildflowers. Trail is crushed limestone and can be muddy depending on recent rains.. Earn credit for the Step Into Spring ...Read More
Learn about the natural history of Virginia bluebells and other spring wildflowers on a 1-mile walk. Please wear shoes or boots suitable for muddy, slippery walking. No pets, please. Meets ...Read More
The Easter Bunny is not the only one leaving eggs outside, there’s lot of animals who lay eggs in spring. Come learn about the many eggs that you can find ...Read More
Hike 2 or 4 mi. on grave and natural surface trails. Moderate pace. Stairs and hills.
The Easter Bunny is not the only one leaving eggs outside, there’s lot of animals who lay eggs in spring. Come learn about the many eggs that you can find ...Read More
Homeschoolers will study different types of birds nests to find out how they are made, conduct a short experiment and learn how to build their own. Program will include a ...Read More
Homeschoolers will study different types of birds nests to find out how they are made, conduct a short experiment and learn how to build their own. Program will include a ...Read More
Stop by the Nature Center to discover a whole new world by looking through microscopes.
Enjoy a toasty s'more around a warm campfire at Quarry Trails Metro Park! Meet at the Basin Parking Lot, all equipment provided. Quarry Trails Metro Park has several separate park ...Read More
Learn about wetlands and the animals that inhabit them while we use dip nets to scoop for tadpoles and aquatic insects.
Find the bunnies hidden on the trail and decode the secret word and get a sweet treat.