Join stem teacher 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: $5, members free. Parking: $10, members free.
Our annual birdwatching marathon, with free hikes scheduled throughout the day. Join us as we raise funds in support of Glen Helen land restoration activities, and discover how many bird species can be found in the Glen in one 24-hour period! You can “Make it Count for the Birds” from the comfort of your home by offering a per-species or lump-sum donation. Visit glenhelen.org for more info.
12pm: Tally Rally | Birders share what they’ve found (and what they’ve missed). Nosh on complimentary snacks and coffee. LOCATION: Trailside Museum.
Our annual birdwatching marathon, with free hikes scheduled throughout the day. Join us as we raise funds in support of Glen Helen land restoration activities, and discover how many bird species can be found in the Glen in one 24-hour period! You can “Make it Count for the Birds” from the comfort of your home by offering a per-species or lump-sum donation. Visit glenhelen.org for more info.
8:30am: Woodland Bird Walk | We expect fifty species or more on this two-hour hike. MEETING SPOT: Trailside Museum.
Join guest STEM teachers for an exciting science activity! Tools and materials provided. Family Friendly. Alternating Sundays 11:00-11:45am. Walk-ins welcome. […]
Join guest STEM teachers for an exciting science activity! Tools and materials provided. Family Friendly. Alternating Sundays 11:00-11:45am. Walk-ins welcome. […]
Join Eco-Game Nite Host & Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist, Jake Haney for an evening of board games & fun! Participants can bring a game to share, learn a new game and/or play an environmentally themed game like Wingspan, Photosynthesis, Trails, and more. All ages & abilities welcome. Registration requested at glenhelen.org, drop-ins welcome. Program: Free. Parking: Free for participants. Trailside Museum: 505 Corry St.
