Shelter Reservations 419-221-1232 or Register Online
Looking for the perfect, personalized gift for your friend or loved one and want to save the environment at the same time? Look no further. Come out and try your hand at twig crafts (ornament, frame, wreath, and more!) using branches from invasive species, like Japanese Honeysuckle, cut out of the Johnny Appleseed woods. Register …
Celebrate the (day after the) shortest day of the year with a hike in one of our most beautiful places, Kendrick Woods! While it technically marks the start of winter, the winter solstice means longer days ahead as our part of the earth tilts back toward the warmth of the sun. We’ll take a trail …
In celebration of the new year, bring your four-legged friend to enjoy a stroll through the park. Dogs must be leashed, up to date on shots and friendly to other dogs. Arrive anytime between 2-4 pm, check in at the B.E.E.T.L.E. for a prize and trail map then walk the trails at your own pace. …
Let’s see what nighttime winter activity is going on in our park. Come join a naturalist on a nighttime stroll. Compare your experience to our Full Moon hike later in the month. Please dress for the weather.
Unwind, recharge, or maybe get a head start on your resolutions as you begin the year on the right foot. Join a naturalist for a brisk hike in the tranquility of an Allen County Gem, Kendrick Woods. Hot chocolate and tea will be provided. No registration required.
Norm Rex and Ron Weihrauch will teach how to carve parts of the body. Beginner and experienced woodcarvers are welcome. For information contact Dave Betts at 419-204-1571.
Children ages 3-5 and their adult companion are welcome to explore the wonderful world of snow. We will spend the beginning of our class indoors and then will hopefully, head outside for a hike through the snow. Dress appropriately for the weather. Register by Jan. 8 at 419-221-1232.
Children ages 3-5 and their adult companion are welcome to explore the wonderful world of snow. We will spend the beginning of our class indoors and then will hopefully, head outside for a hike through the snow. Dress appropriately for the weather. Register by Jan. 8 at 419-221-1232.
Birds? What are those? What different kinds live are in our area? How can they fly? Come get an answer these questions and more while you explore the Park District’s avian artifacts - feathers, skulls and mounts! Come anytime between 3-5pm for a guided tour and some hands on experience with local birds. No registration …
Let’s see what nighttime winter activity is going on in our park Come join a naturalist on a nighttime stroll in the moonlight. This is also one of three Supermoons we’ll enjoy this year! Compare your experience to our New Moon earlier in the month. Please dress for the weather.
