Shelter Reservations 419-221-1232 or Register Online
Nature journaling is a great way to be present in nature, appreciate and record it. Consisting of sketches, paintings, notes, and descriptions, nature journaling offers an opportunity to try to capture a moment and recall observations that otherwise would be forgotten. And the great thing is, it’s for everyone! This session will offer a brief …
The Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) is a free, fun, and easy event that engages bird watchers of all ages in counting birds to create a real-time snapshot of bird populations. Start with a brief presentation on bird ID and then you can relax and observe birds at the feeders from the comfort of the …
Families can hike with a naturalist and explore a different park. Interact with other families while playing games, hearing stories, or singing songs and end the night with s’mores around a campfire. Register by Feb. 20 online or by calling 419-221-1232.
Learn how to use a compass and what it means to put red in the shed. Find out if you can navigate through the orienteering course while equipped with a map and compass. Map, compass, and instructions provided. Be prepared for the weather. For ages 8 & up. Register by Feb. 24 online or by …
Children, ages 3-5, and their adult companion are invited to join us as we learn about clouds, wind and rain. Stories, a craft and a short hike, weather permitting, are all part of the fun. Dress to be outdoors. Register by February 28.
Children, ages 3-5, and their adult companion are invited to join us as we learn about clouds, wind and rain. Stories, a craft and a short hike, weather permitting, are all part of the fun. Dress to be outdoors. Register by February 28.
Come walk off that cabin fever as we explore Kendrick Woods to discover some of the first signs of spring! One of our favorites is the earliest blooming wildflower, skunk cabbage. This “warm-blooded” plant may not smell great, but it offers some hope that winter may finally be finishing up! Dress for the weather and …
This time of year abundant waterfowl fly north through our area, some are here to stay but many are just passing through. We’ll learn a little about these amazing birds and then, with assistance from the Lima Area Woodcarvers, try our hand at carving a small duck! This is a project that can be enjoyed …
Join the Tri-moraine Audubon Society to learn from Dr. Zac Beres from OSU Lima. Dr. Beres studies the development of herbicide resistance in weeds. He has insight into how common weeds become herbicide resistant and the timeframe involved. His research has focused on Roundup-ready crops and the use of Roundup in Ohio and in other …
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Vernal pools are perhaps the most interesting and diverse parts of our forests. A rich ecosystem, bursting with life, that serves as a nursery for countless organisms… and a buffet for others. Join a naturalist to learn about these fascinating pools with presentation in the shelter and then we’ll go explore them! We’ll step gently …
