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When is a frog not a frog? Discover the answer to this and other questions when you join the naturalists on an educational excursion to seek out all sorts of amphibians on an off-trail trek. Dress for the weather and wet and muddy conditions. Total distance covered is approximately 1 mile on soft ground. Meet …
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 loosening its grip! Dress for the weather …
Get ready to embark on a nighttime adventure to look for these elusive birds of prey. Dress for cold weather and have on sturdy footwear. Register by Feb 20.
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 peace and quiet of Allen County’s woodland gem, Kendrick Woods. Hot chocolate and tea will be provided. Register by Jan 5.
Join observers around the world on this specific day to take a close look at our very own Moon. Members of the Lima Astronomical Society will present a program on the Moon, astronomy handouts will be available in the shelter house, and telescopes will be set up for observing the Moon and other astronomical objects. …
Please join us for our 17th annual Walking Thru Autumn hiking series. Each week 60-90 participants gather for a guided hike, to take in the beauty of fall and explore some of the 30+ miles of Metro Park trails. Upon completing 6 out of the 8 offered hikes, participants will receive a 2023 Metro Parks …
Members of the Lima Astronomical Society will provide telescopes to help the public watch the annual meteor shower and other celestial objects. Bring bug spray, lawn chairs, ground blanket, and a light jacket for comfort. This event is dependent on weather and cloud cover and often continues into the morning hours, stay as long as …
Join us for a free morning program to learn about native plants at the Kiracofe Prairie at Kendrick Woods. Our speaker and guide is Cadence Richard. Cadence is a recent high school graduate and has done extensive work with native plants with the Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District as well as at her own home. …
Explore a different park with your family! Interact with others while playing games, hearing stories, or singing songs and end the night with s’mores around a fire. Register by April 24.
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 …
