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Submit Entries for Verdant WondersOhio residents are invited to submit their creative works for publication in Verdant Wonders, the park district’s new literary journal that focuses on nature and culture. Submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, personal essays and poetry are welcome September 1 through December 31, 2025. Learn more about submission guidelines and fill out a submission form: Verdant […] 
Self-Guided Story Trail: Time to SleepEnjoy some crisp winter air while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “Time to Sleep.” Look for it along the 2.1-mile Black Bear Trail through December 28.
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Campfire Open HouseJoin us for “snow” much winter fun! Toast marshmallows over a fire for s’mores, try your hand at feeding the chickadees and hit the trail for a self-guided game of Eye Spy. Afterward, stop inside the nature center to warm up at our hot chocolate bar and create a simple winter craft. Weather permitting, snowshoes […]
Liberty Park
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Snowy StorytimeGather ’round the campfire with a naturalist to read a winter-themed story (or two) for little ones! Hot cocoa will be provided, but be sure to dress for the weather.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Winter Weather HikeHave a relaxing walk on the 1.6-mile Willow Trail. Take time to listen to the absence or abundance of sound that is found during this season. Make sure to dress warm and, above all, enjoy the serenity of the outdoors.
Firestone Metro Park
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Winter Nature TalesYoung children and their adult companions can enjoy an interactive, winter-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park after the program.
Liberty Park
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Coffee With the BirdsJoin a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Towpath Trail
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Coffee With the BirdsJoin a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Liberty Park
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Campfire S’moresHikers can stop by to make s’mores (while supplies last) and enjoy a nice campfire to warm up before or after their hike.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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New Year Bird WalkNew year, new checklist! Grab your binoculars and a field guide, then hit the trail with a naturalist in a collective pursuit of the “January 100.” How many bird species can we find before January 31?
Cascade Valley Metro Park
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Coffee With the BirdsJoin a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Towpath Trail
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Coffee With the BirdsJoin a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand-feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Liberty Park
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Signs of Life HikeJoin a naturalist as we hike about a mile along the Towpath Trail to look for evidence of life that thrives in the winter. We’ll look for scat, tracks and more proof that wildlife can flourish when temperatures drop.
Sand Run Metro Park
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Winter Bird WalkJoin a naturalist for 2.1 miles of birding on Missing Link and Prather Trails. We will explore who sticks around to bear the winter weather and attempt to add species to our “January 100” checklist. Several pairs of binoculars are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Cascade Valley Metro Park
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Snow Much Fun Open HouseSnow or not, there’s bound to be fun at Liberty Park! Toast a s’more over a fire, paint in the snow and try your hand at feeding the chickadees. Afterward, stop inside the nature center to warm up at our hot cocoa bar and create a simple winter craft. Weather permitting, snowshoes will be available […]
Liberty Park
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Stroll Through the TreesJoin a naturalist as we walk through the forest on a winter’s night. Listen to the wind through the trees and owls calling while looking for tracks in the snow. We’ll also share winter hiking tips: clothing and footwear choices, preventing wind chill and frostbite and more.
Liberty Park
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Nature Drawing for AdultsJoin our interpretive artist for an entertaining lesson in nature drawing. Bring a sketchbook, pencil and a sense of humor. Beginners are welcome. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Liberty Park
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Kinderealm: Animal TracksCalling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration […]
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Nature Drawing for AdultsJoin our interpretive artist for an entertaining lesson in nature drawing. Bring a sketchbook, pencil and a sense of humor. Beginners are welcome. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
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Homeschoolers: “Janu-hairy” WildlifeHomeschoolers, ages 7 to 12: Join a naturalist to learn about our warm-blooded wildlife neighbors covered in fur: mammals! We’ll learn about what makes this class of animals special through group activities and outdoor exploration, so please dress for the weather. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Frost and Feathers WalkPut on your boots and join us to look for winter birds, resident and migrant alike, among the frost and frigidness.
Deep Lock Quarry Metro Park
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Intro to ArcheryParticipants will learn international-style target archery and test their marksmanship at our temporary indoor range. All equipment and hands-on instruction provided. Must be 9 years old and 50 inches or taller. Cost: $10/person. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
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Beyond the Summit: 2025 Cleanup ResultsBeyond the Summit is a speaker series featuring environmental professionals discussing topics related to water in northeast Ohio. From watershed health to fishing best practices, each talk offers community members the chance to learn from experts shaping the future of our water resources. This month’s guest joins us from Riverkeepers Ohio to talk about the […]
Towpath Trail
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5 events,
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Coffee With The BirdsJoin a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Towpath Trail
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Coffee With the BirdsJoin a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Liberty Park
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Bird Nerds: Bald EagleBird enthusiasts of all kinds are welcome to join us for a deep dive into one of Ohio’s most recognizable species each month. You see them. You love them. But how well do you really know them? After our indoor presentation, those interested can join for a guided birding walk.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Winter Senses WalkJoin us for relaxing walk on the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail. Take some time to listen to the absence or abundance of sound that is found in winter. Make sure to dress warm and, above all, enjoy the serenity of the outdoors.
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Adapted Movie Night: Frozen 2Join us for the ultimate sensory-friendly winter movie experience! Cozy up indoors and enjoy an evening watching “Frozen 2.” With the Autism Society of Greater Akron, this sensory-friendly program makes going to the movies a more enjoyable and accessible experience for families with sensory needs. Chairs and light refreshments will be provided, but feel free […]
Firestone Metro Park
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MLK Day of Service — Seed BallsMartin Luther King Jr. continues to inspire communities with the work he did over half a century ago. In his honor we will be making seed balls with native, pollinator friendly plant species that can be planted during spring in areas lacking vegetation. Dress for a mess. Please bring an egg carton to transport seed […]
Towpath Trail
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Nature Drawing for AdultsJoin our interpretive artist for an entertaining lesson in nature drawing. Bring a sketchbook, pencil and a sense of humor. Beginners are welcome. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
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Kinderealm: Animal TracksCalling all junior nature detective! We need you to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration […]
Liberty Park
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Virtual Nature Drawing for AdultsJoin our interpretive artist online for this entertaining virtual lesson in nature drawing. No experience is necessary; all you need are pencils, paper and a sense of humor. A Zoom invitation will be emailed to participants after registering. Registration is required and begins 12/1. |
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Winter BirdingWhether you’re an expert birder or just starting out, dress for the weather and join us for a birding hike on the 1.4-mile Alder trail. Binoculars available to borrow on a first-come, first-served basis.
Goodyear Heights Metro Park
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Nature CollageLet’s make a beautiful nature-inspired collage using recycled paper! Join our interpretive artist for this easy, fun lesson. All materials will be provided. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
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Virtual: Nature CollageLet’s make a beautiful nature-inspired collage using recycled paper! Join our interpretive artist for this easy, fun lesson. A list of materials and a Zoom invite will be emailed after registering. Registration is required and begins 12/1. |
2 events,
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Winter Nature TalesYoung children and their adult companions can enjoy an interactive, winter-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park after the program.
Liberty Park
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6 events,
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Coffee With The BirdsJoin a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Towpath Trail
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Coffee With the BirdsJoin a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Liberty Park
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Winter Poetry HikeGet moving, enjoy wintry scenery and bring your favorite short poems that celebrate this season as we walk along! Enjoy hot chocolate at the end of the hike.
Bike and Hike Trail
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Hot Cocoa CampfireCozy up around the campfire for an afternoon full of winter wonder. Join in on campfire stories, nature activities and hot cocoa, of course! Remember to dress for the winter weather.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Back Yards Gone Wild: A Fresh StartWant to start a new native planting but not sure to begin? Join a gardener naturalist to discuss creating both small scale native garden beds as well as prepping large scale areas for seeding. We’ll cover turf removal methods, invasive species management, soil preparation and first-year maintenance. |
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Kinderealm: Animal TracksCalling all junior nature detectives! We need you to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration […]
Towpath Trail
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Feeding TimeLettuce, worms, tomatoes and roaches…yum! Learn about conserving local amphibian and reptile species while getting up-close with our animal ambassadors during their healthy lunch.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Feeding TimeLettuce, worms, tomatoes and roaches…yum! Learn about conserving local amphibian and reptile species while getting up-close with our animal ambassadors during their healthy lunch.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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4 events,
Self-Guided: Winter RaptorsHike the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail through February 10 to learn all about what Ohio’s birds of prey are up to when winter sets in.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Homegrown Habitat: Welcoming WildlifeCalling all people with yards or green spaces big and small: Join us and learn how to re-wild your home landscape. This month, we’ll discuss the steps and considerations involved when welcoming wildlife to your home landscape.
F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm
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Full Moon Owl ProwlJoin a naturalist for a quiet evening hike along the 1.2-mile Downy Loop Trail in search of owls beneath the light of a nearly full moon. Learn some common owl calls, how they are adapted to nighttime life and how to safely spot them. Bring a small flashlight if you wish.
Wood Hollow Metro Park
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3 events,
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Winter Bird WalkJoin a naturalist for 2.1 miles of birding on both Missing Link and Prather Trails. We will explore who sticks around to bare the winter weather and attempt to add species to our “January 100” checklist. Several pairs of binoculars are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Cascade Valley Metro Park
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6 events,
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Coffee With The BirdsJoin a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Towpath Trail
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Coffee With the BirdsJoin a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Liberty Park
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Who’s Howlin’Who’s making snowy tracks and filling the night with yips and howls? A presentation about our wild and elusive coyote neighbors will be followed by a walk to look for clues of their presence.
Liberty Park
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Ohio residents are invited to submit their creative works for publication in Verdant Wonders, the park district’s new literary journal that focuses on nature and culture. Submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, personal essays and poetry are welcome September 1 through December 31, 2025. Learn more about submission guidelines and fill out a submission form: Verdant Wonders Submission Form
Enjoy some crisp winter air while following a self-guided story trail based on the book “Time to Sleep.” Look for it along the 2.1-mile Black Bear Trail through December 28.
Join us for “snow” much winter fun! Toast marshmallows over a fire for s’mores, try your hand at feeding the chickadees and hit the trail for a self-guided game of Eye Spy. Afterward, stop inside the nature center to warm up at our hot chocolate bar and create a simple winter craft. Weather permitting, snowshoes may be available for loan.
Gather ’round the campfire with a naturalist to read a winter-themed story (or two) for little ones! Hot cocoa will be provided, but be sure to dress for the weather.
Have a relaxing walk on the 1.6-mile Willow Trail. Take time to listen to the absence or abundance of sound that is found during this season. Make sure to dress warm and, above all, enjoy the serenity of the outdoors.
Ohio residents are invited to submit their creative works for publication in Verdant Wonders, the park district’s new literary journal that focuses on nature and culture. Submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, personal essays and poetry are welcome September 1 through December 31, 2025. Learn more about submission guidelines and fill out a submission form: Verdant Wonders Submission Form
Ohio residents are invited to submit their creative works for publication in Verdant Wonders, the park district’s new literary journal that focuses on nature and culture. Submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, personal essays and poetry are welcome September 1 through December 31, 2025. Learn more about submission guidelines and fill out a submission form: Verdant Wonders Submission Form
Ohio residents are invited to submit their creative works for publication in Verdant Wonders, the park district’s new literary journal that focuses on nature and culture. Submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, personal essays and poetry are welcome September 1 through December 31, 2025. Learn more about submission guidelines and fill out a submission form: Verdant Wonders Submission Form
Young children and their adult companions can enjoy an interactive, winter-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park after the program.
Join a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Join a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Hikers can stop by to make s’mores (while supplies last) and enjoy a nice campfire to warm up before or after their hike.
New year, new checklist! Grab your binoculars and a field guide, then hit the trail with a naturalist in a collective pursuit of the “January 100.” How many bird species can we find before January 31?
Join a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Join a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand-feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Join a naturalist as we hike about a mile along the Towpath Trail to look for evidence of life that thrives in the winter. We’ll look for scat, tracks and more proof that wildlife can flourish when temperatures drop.
Join a naturalist for 2.1 miles of birding on Missing Link and Prather Trails. We will explore who sticks around to bear the winter weather and attempt to add species to our “January 100” checklist. Several pairs of binoculars are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Snow or not, there’s bound to be fun at Liberty Park! Toast a s’more over a fire, paint in the snow and try your hand at feeding the chickadees. Afterward, stop inside the nature center to warm up at our hot cocoa bar and create a simple winter craft. Weather permitting, snowshoes will be available for loan.
Join a naturalist as we walk through the forest on a winter’s night. Listen to the wind through the trees and owls calling while looking for tracks in the snow. We’ll also share winter hiking tips: clothing and footwear choices, preventing wind chill and frostbite and more.
Join our interpretive artist for an entertaining lesson in nature drawing. Bring a sketchbook, pencil and a sense of humor. Beginners are welcome. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Join our interpretive artist for an entertaining lesson in nature drawing. Bring a sketchbook, pencil and a sense of humor. Beginners are welcome. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Homeschoolers, ages 7 to 12: Join a naturalist to learn about our warm-blooded wildlife neighbors covered in fur: mammals! We’ll learn about what makes this class of animals special through group activities and outdoor exploration, so please dress for the weather. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Put on your boots and join us to look for winter birds, resident and migrant alike, among the frost and frigidness.
Participants will learn international-style target archery and test their marksmanship at our temporary indoor range. All equipment and hands-on instruction provided. Must be 9 years old and 50 inches or taller. Cost: $10/person. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Beyond the Summit is a speaker series featuring environmental professionals discussing topics related to water in northeast Ohio. From watershed health to fishing best practices, each talk offers community members the chance to learn from experts shaping the future of our water resources. This month’s guest joins us from Riverkeepers Ohio to talk about the results and data from 2025…
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Join a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Join a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Bird enthusiasts of all kinds are welcome to join us for a deep dive into one of Ohio’s most recognizable species each month. You see them. You love them. But how well do you really know them? After our indoor presentation, those interested can join for a guided birding walk.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Join us for relaxing walk on the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail. Take some time to listen to the absence or abundance of sound that is found in winter. Make sure to dress warm and, above all, enjoy the serenity of the outdoors.
Join us for the ultimate sensory-friendly winter movie experience! Cozy up indoors and enjoy an evening watching “Frozen 2.” With the Autism Society of Greater Akron, this sensory-friendly program makes going to the movies a more enjoyable and accessible experience for families with sensory needs. Chairs and light refreshments will be provided, but feel free to bring your own snacks,…
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Martin Luther King Jr. continues to inspire communities with the work he did over half a century ago. In his honor we will be making seed balls with native, pollinator friendly plant species that can be planted during spring in areas lacking vegetation. Dress for a mess. Please bring an egg carton to transport seed balls.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Join our interpretive artist for an entertaining lesson in nature drawing. Bring a sketchbook, pencil and a sense of humor. Beginners are welcome. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detective! We need you to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Join our interpretive artist online for this entertaining virtual lesson in nature drawing. No experience is necessary; all you need are pencils, paper and a sense of humor. A Zoom invitation will be emailed to participants after registering. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Whether you’re an expert birder or just starting out, dress for the weather and join us for a birding hike on the 1.4-mile Alder trail. Binoculars available to borrow on a first-come, first-served basis.
Let’s make a beautiful nature-inspired collage using recycled paper! Join our interpretive artist for this easy, fun lesson. All materials will be provided. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Let’s make a beautiful nature-inspired collage using recycled paper! Join our interpretive artist for this easy, fun lesson. A list of materials and a Zoom invite will be emailed after registering. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Young children and their adult companions can enjoy an interactive, winter-themed story time. Make it a fun, family-friendly morning by exploring the park after the program.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Join a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Join a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Get moving, enjoy wintry scenery and bring your favorite short poems that celebrate this season as we walk along! Enjoy hot chocolate at the end of the hike.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Cozy up around the campfire for an afternoon full of winter wonder. Join in on campfire stories, nature activities and hot cocoa, of course! Remember to dress for the winter weather.
Want to start a new native planting but not sure to begin? Join a gardener naturalist to discuss creating both small scale native garden beds as well as prepping large scale areas for seeding. We’ll cover turf removal methods, invasive species management, soil preparation and first-year maintenance.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need you to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Lettuce, worms, tomatoes and roaches…yum! Learn about conserving local amphibian and reptile species while getting up-close with our animal ambassadors during their healthy lunch.
Lettuce, worms, tomatoes and roaches…yum! Learn about conserving local amphibian and reptile species while getting up-close with our animal ambassadors during their healthy lunch.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Hike the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail through February 10 to learn all about what Ohio’s birds of prey are up to when winter sets in.
Calling all people with yards or green spaces big and small: Join us and learn how to re-wild your home landscape. This month, we’ll discuss the steps and considerations involved when welcoming wildlife to your home landscape.
Join a naturalist for a quiet evening hike along the 1.2-mile Downy Loop Trail in search of owls beneath the light of a nearly full moon. Learn some common owl calls, how they are adapted to nighttime life and how to safely spot them. Bring a small flashlight if you wish.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Hike the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail through February 10 to learn all about what Ohio’s birds of prey are up to when winter sets in.
Join a naturalist for 2.1 miles of birding on both Missing Link and Prather Trails. We will explore who sticks around to bare the winter weather and attempt to add species to our “January 100” checklist. Several pairs of binoculars are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Calling all junior nature detectives! We need YOU to crack a wildlife mystery case. Children 3 to 6 years old and their adult companions will learn about tracks, scat and other fun animal clues through a story, craft and games. Please make other arrangements for children unable to remain in infant seats or strollers. Registration is required and begins 12/1.
Hike the 1.4-mile Seneca Trail through February 10 to learn all about what Ohio’s birds of prey are up to when winter sets in.
Join a naturalist to see the birds on the lake from the comfort of Summit Lake Nature Center. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights!
Join a naturalist to see which birds visit our viewing area. Bring a mug and your bird questions — we’ll provide warm beverages and birding insights. Make it a total “birdy” day: Hand feed the chickadees or stay to help count birds for Project Feeder Watch.
Who’s making snowy tracks and filling the night with yips and howls? A presentation about our wild and elusive coyote neighbors will be followed by a walk to look for clues of their presence.