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Homegrown Habitat: Milk Jug Seed Starters

Calling all people with yards or green spaces big and small: Join us for this monthly series and learn how to rewild your home landscape. This month we’ll discuss native seed starting, then start some seeds of our own. Please bring clean and dry milk jugs for your own planting. Some milk jugs will be available, while supplies last.

F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm

Autumn in the Prairie

Although the bright colors of summer flowers have faded, these habitats still offer plenty of interest. Join a naturalist to hike the 1.6-mile Prairie Trail and explore the changing of seasons amidst the grasses.

Good Garden Talks: Bird Friendly Gardens

Join us in collaboration with Let’s Grow Akron and OSU Extension to learn how to design a garden that is fit for the birds. Learn what plants to grow to feed the birds year-round as well as how to enhance your garden features for best wintertime bird viewing. The program will be held in the West Room.

Goodyear Heights Metro Park

Leave the Leaves Hike

Explore the 1.3-mile Seneca Trail to discover who’s hiding in the leaf litter this season and why you should leave your leaves.

F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm

Back Yards Gone Wild: Berries for Birds

Join a naturalist to wrap up our year-long series of welcoming nature into our yards. This month, we will learn about native berry producing trees, shrubs and vines to attract birds to your yard and feed them through winter. If weather allows, all are invited on a short walk after the presentation to see some of these species growing wild.

Liberty Park