Join us for our second installation of Science Saturday summer series! This month we are focusing on water and its properties. Why does water flow together? How does a stream ...Read More
Celebrate turtles! Drop by for activities, crafts, and to meet our ambassador turtles.
Ongoing from 1-3pm in the barnyard See how horses power machinery that separates grain from straw. Weather and crop permitting.
Take a 1.25-mile hike and learn about the important role decomposers play in an ecosystem.
Learn how to manage your garden for native plants and pollinators in our classroom before heading outside to view some native prairie and woodland plants.
Hike 0.5 mile to the creek to search for aquatic critters. Wear shoes that can get wet.
Bring your canine friend for an easy, 2-mile walk along the Scioto River. Pets must be leashed. Meet at the Hickory Picnic Area close to the restrooms
Take a brisk 4-mile hike through forests and fields. Meet us at the Ranger Station, 1775 Darby Creek Drive.
Enjoy the lovely morning air from a Stand Up Paddle Board on the Lake! SUPs are first come, first served, ages 10+. All equipment, life jackets and instruction provided. Come ...Read More
Join a naturalist on this 1.5-mile hike and go off the trail along the Mud Run to explore everything from fungi in the woods to flowers in the fields.
Join instructor Midge Krause for an introductory tai chi class.
Discover the plants and animals that take flight in the gardens. Participate in activities to learn more about these garden flyers. Geared for ages 8 and younger.
