Learn about the history of America's national bird and take a 1/2 mile round-trip walk to observe nesting bald eagles through a spotting scope. No pets, please. Meets at Pickerington ...Read More
Help pick up trash in the floodplain near the Bluebell Trail and adjacent areas. We'll supply the trash bags while you bring gloves, wear boots for mud and bring trash ...Read More
Build a fort, try your hand at fire starting and have fun in our natural play area.
Each Volunteer Information Session includes information on the Metro Parks organization and volunteer opportunities and expectations. There is also an opportunity to complete an interview and begin the background process. ...Read More
Join us as we play Minecraft but in real life. Create your own torch, dig for fossils, "hunt" for wildlife and resources, and construct a shelter in this offline version ...Read More
Why should kids have all the fun? Bring your canine friend for a doggone good egg hunt at the dog park! Registration starts 10:30 am.
Natural plant materials will be used to create beautiful dyes for your eggs. Learn how to make your own natural dyes, and try ours. One hard boiled egg per person ...Read More
**Please Note: This is not an egg hunt, please leave baskets at home** Hop on over for a fun afternoon of "egg-themed" activities. Enjoy an outdoor Easter themed scavenger hunt ...Read More
Take a 1-mile round trip walk to a wetland where we'll listen to and search for mating frogs and toads. Please wear boots if you plan on joining the search ...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
Kick-off Earth Week by removing litter from Blacklick Creek! Take a 2-mile (round-trip) hike to the creek where you will work with staff and other visitors to make the park ...Read More
Celebrate Earth Day by helping plant native Ohio trees in an area of the forest where volunteers have been removing invasive plant species. We will be planting native trees to ...Read More