Learn about the natural history of Virginia bluebells and other spring wildflowers on a 1-mile walk. Please wear shoes or boots suitable for muddy, slippery walking. No pets, please. Meets ...Read More
Learn about the natural history of Virginia bluebells and other spring wildflowers on a 1-mile walk. Please wear shoes or boots suitable for muddy, slippery walking. No pets, please. Meets ...Read More
Learn about the natural history of Virginia bluebells and other spring wildflowers on a 1-mile walk. Please wear shoes or boots suitable for muddy, slippery walking. No pets, please. Meets ...Read More
Take a 1-mile round trip walk to a wetland where we'll listen to and search for mating frogs and toads. Please wear boots if you plan on joining the search ...Read More
Go on a 6-mile round-trip hike on the Blacklick Creek Greenway with occasional stops along the way to learn about things we observe. Bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Meets ...Read More
Learn about our national bird then go on a 1.5 mile round trip walk to observe them using a spotting scope at the nest. Wear shoes and clothes suitable for ...Read More
Learn about our national bird then go on a 1.5 mile round trip walk to observe them in the nest. Wear shoes and clothes suitable for mud. No pets, please. ...Read More
Enjoy a 2.5 mile hike with stops along the way to observe and learn about signs of spring. Please wear shoes suitable for some mud. No pets, please. Meets at ...Read More
Let's enjoy a nearly 5-mile hike along the Alum Creek Greenway Trail. We'll get some exercise and make a few stops along the way for water and if we observe ...Read More
Learn about our national bird then go on a 1.5 mile round trip walk to observe them in the nest. Wear shoes and clothes suitable for mud. No pets, please. ...Read More
Discover the fun and challenges of learning to identify trees in winter on an easy 1-mile walk. Meets at Three Creeks Confluence Area bulletin board, 3860 Bixby Rd, Groveport.
We'll learn some owl basics then go on a short, quiet walk to try to call in and observe our resident barred owls. We hear and see owls often but ...Read More
