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
Let’s meander and check out all the interesting spring wildflowers that are starting to bloom in various colors and shapes! Meet at the Ranger Station, 1775 Darby Creek Dr.
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
Enjoy a guided walk looking for wildflowers along the 0.2 mile Oak Opening trail.
Join a naturalist for an evening 1- mile hike to listen for the sounds of wildlife as the forest comes alive at night. May include off-trail hiking to reach prime ...Read More
Join a naturalist to learn about frogs and listen for their calls on this half-mile hike.
Drop by the Naturalist's Office and learn how to make a "Seed Bomb" to help celebrate Earth Day
Join us this season on a fun crochet journey out in nature. This month’s theme is veggie gardens! Craft a veggie and learn a few tips about gardening! No experience ...Read More
Come do a scavenger hunt to find what is out of place on a short trail. Learn how to help take care of our environment, plus a fun craft after ...Read More
Ongoing between 1-3pm Watch sheep shearing, meet the lambs and learn about the uses of wool.
Hike 1.5 miles along a dirt trail to spy on the eagles at their nest. Meet at 5220 Cambria Way. Park along the street.
Go on a 4-mile round-trip hike on the paved Greenway Trail with occasional stops along the way to learn about things we observe. Meets at the Three Creeks Confluence Area ...Read More