What does a box turtle eat? Drop in to find out as we feed our resident turtles and other native ambassador animals. No registration required. All ages welcome. Program: Free. Parking: $10, members free. Trailside Museum: 505 Corry St.
Get ready to capture incredible photos of our resident raptors around the Raptor Center and surrounding woods. Birds will be photographed in areas representative of their natural habitats while we talk about their natural history and individual stories. Bring your high speed lenses for a chance to capture some birds on the wing if the weather, and birds, cooperate! This program is appropriate for the novice to professional photographer and anyone in between. The program will proceed in lite wind or rain, heavy rain will necessitate a reschedule. Tickets: $45, members: $40. Parking is free with paid ticket. Maximum of 12 tickets.
Join environmental & stem educator Amber Good & guest teachers for an exciting and engaging environmental science discovery! Tools and materials provided. Family friendly! Alternating Sundays 11:00-11:45am. Walk-ins welcome. Program: $8, members free. Parking: $10, members free.
Are you looking for a space for your upcoming wedding, reception, or other special event? Please join us for open houses at our venues! Snacks, light refreshments, and drawings for discounted rates will be available. No RSVP required.
Gather in the Glen for a slow-paced ½ mile wooded, moderate trail walk. Enjoy the beauty of the Glen and each other's company while getting some mild morning exercise. Geared toward older adults, but all ages and abilities are welcome. Meet outside the Vernet Center at the north end of the Steps Parking Lot: 405 Corry St. Cost: Free. Parking: Free for program participants.
During this early spring migration walk, we’ll search for sandpipers in the Little Miami, Yellow-throated warblers in the Sycamore trees, and Wood ducks overhead. Program: $10, members free. Parking: Free. Grinnell Mill, 3536 Bryan Park Rd.
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