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Bare Essentials: A Vision of Winter
Art Show Opening
Join us for the first of three shows highlighting area artists. Our first show will feature Katrina Rife, a landscape artist from Granville. The public is invited to a Friday evening kick off reception from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. The show runs through March 15. William C. Kraner Nature Center.
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Nature Tots
"They're Nothing to be Afraid of!"
You and your tot won’t want to miss the kickoff to the 2008 Nature Tots Series presented by Ohio Nature Education. A lively and entertaining puppet show will follow seven year old Sunny through an enchanted night in the woods. Sunny will dispel some of the myths we've all heard about skunks, bats, opossums, spiders, snakes, owls and coyotes. Following the puppet show children will be able to touch animal furs and study skins and meet live animal ambassadors! William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Gourd Birdhouse Project
Join Lyn Rehm of Ivy Hill Farm and make a natural gourd birdhouse to attract several different cavity nesters. Participants may paint, stain or even carve their gourd to produce a one of a kind birdhouse. There is a $15.00 fee per individual, $20.00 for a parent/child team (2 houses) or only $30.00 for a family of four (four houses). Fee includes lunch. Deadline is February 29. Call 587-2535 to register. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
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Homeschool Explorers
"Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Bluebirds Fly"
This month, the folks from Ohio Nature Education will share a fun, literature based program that explores a season in the life of the Eastern Bluebird. Participants will also study other cavity nesting birds of Ohio and how they can provide homes for them. Study skins, nests and live predators will be available. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1:00 p.m.
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History Kids Club I
Wildlife 200 Years Ago
Join a pioneer woman as she takes you back 200 years ago when Licking County was more than 90% forested. Discover what animals wandered the land and how changes to the landscape have had an effect on modern Licking County. Activities, live animal ambassadors, study skins, furs and skulls will help participants understand how truly wild Licking County was. Infirmary Mound Park, James Bradley Center. 7:00 p.m.
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Timberdoodle Skadoodle
The Timberdoodle Skadoodle is a popular dance performed in meadows throughout the county during the month of March. Join us as we watch for the unique bird that gave the dance its name. Bring the whole family out. Participants are welcome to bring binoculars, lawn chairs and blankets. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter #4. 7:15 p.m.
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Dino Egg Dig
Bring the kids to the William C. Kraner Nature Center to search for "dino eggs" in our dig site. Each egg will have a surprise. Be prepared to get dirty and please bring your own hand trowel. There is a $2.00 fee per child. Pre-registration is required for time slots at 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m. & 2:30 p.m. Call 587-2535 to register. Deadline is March 14. An Easter Bunny Lunch will be offered by People for Parks between 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Lunch is $3.00 per person and features goodies that every bunny loves.
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Easter Egg-stravaganza
The Easter Egg-stravaganza is great family fun for all ages. The egg hunt is divided into five age categories, including adults. Over 5,000 candy and prize-filled eggs will dot the hunting grounds just waiting to be scooped up by little hands. Participants can play several egg games, enjoy a petting zoo and pony rides or get their face painted. The event will take place at Infirmary Mound Park’s shelter #5. Registration begins at 1:30 p.m. with events starting at 2:00 p.m. The actual hunt begins promptly at 3:00 p.m. $2.00 fee per participant.
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Senior Ramble
Our monthly walks are back in 2008. Stretch your legs and your mind as we enjoy beautiful scenery and the camaraderie of others with similar interests. This month, during a moderately strenuous hike, we will explore Lobdell Reserve's eastern trails. Lobdell Reserve, disc golf parking area. 10:00 a.m.
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Nature Tots
Those Bee-Utiful Bees
This month Ohio Nature Education and tots will explore the life of a honey bee and discover why bees are so beneficial. Find out how Mrs. Van became a beekeeper when 2-3 pounds of bees showed up on her porch! If we are lucky, the "queen" may turn one special child into a "honey bee". Study skins and live animal ambassadors will also be on hand. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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April Fool's Hike
Celebrate the beginning of spring on a very unique hike. Participants will join a naturalist as they venture down the trails looking for "April Fools". Everyone who spots a "fool" during the hike will win a prize. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter #6. 2:00 p.m.
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Gee O' Where Did My Cache Go?
Help us kick off geocaching at Lobdell Reserve during an introduction to the rapidly growing hobby. Participants will learn how to get started in geocaching and try their hand at finding the first official geocache placed within a Park District facility. Participants should bring a GPS unit with them and be somewhat familiar with their unit. Lobdell Reserve, main parking area. 2:00 p.m.
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Homeschool Explorers
Frogs and Toads, Oh My!
Ever wonder what frogs and toads are "saying" when they call to each other? Find out the answer to this question and more when Ohio Nature Education tests your knowledge and teaches you how to understand frog and toad language. Live animal ambassadors will be on hand for participants to meet. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1:00 p.m.
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Morris Woods Field Station Series I
Amphibians
We are excited to offer a unique series of four programs during the spring focusing on Morris Woods State Nature Preserve near Johnstown. Participants will team up with an expert to survey plants and animals that call the preserve home. The first program will focus on the local amphibian population. Fee is $25.00 per program or $80.00 for the entire series. Ages 12 years and older. Registration for this program or the entire series is required by April 5 by calling 587-2535.
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Outdoor Adventures Series
Introduction to Backpacking and Hiking
Are you looking for a fun family activity? Why not try backpacking/hiking. Join us as we explore the essentials to a safe and fun backpacking/hiking adventure. Basic equipment, skills and even etiquette will be discussed as you are guided on your way to an exhilarating recreational pursuit. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 2:00 p.m.
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Senior Ramble
Join Ohio Nature Education on this hike through Morris Woods State Nature Preserve. Participants will hit the trail in search of migrating birds and blooming wildflowers. A brief introduction before the hike will include a look at various bird study skins and even a couple of live birds. Stretch your mind and your legs on this enjoyable walk. Binoculars will be provided. Morris Woods State Nature Preserve. 10:00 a.m.
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National Road Motor Coach Tour
Join Licking County Commissioner Doug Smith as he takes us on a guided tour of the historic National Road from Newark to Wheeling, West Virginia. Doug is known around the state for his knowledge of the road's history and has led numerous tours regarding its importance in history. There is a $50 fee which includes transportation, snacks, lunch and educational materials. Registration deadline is April 5. Call 587-2535 to register.
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Morris Woods Field Station II
Wildflowers
Join us for the second field station experience as participants trek through the preserve with a botanist surveying the crop of spring wildflowers. Fee is $25.00 per program or $80.00 for the series. Ages 12 years and older. Registration is required by April 18.
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Nature Tots
Critters in Your Neighborhood
Ohio Nature Education will introduce tots to several backyard critters and share some fascinating tot size facts in the process. Several live animal ambassadors and study skins will be on hand for children to view. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Morris Woods Field Station III
Birds
Participants will join Denison Biology Professor Tom Schultz on our third field experience and survey the local avian population Learn to identify various birds by sight and sound. Participants should bring their own binoculars. Fee is $25.00 per program or $80.00 for the series. Ages 12 years and older. Registration is required by April 25.
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History Kids Club II
Birds in Folklore and Native American Life
Join Ohio Nature Education as they test your knowledge of birds and the roll they've played in different societies. We'll also discuss how Native Americans used bird feathers in every day life. Program includes study skins and live birds, including one of the world's most intelligent birds! William C. Kraner Nature Center. 7:00 p.m.
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Outdoor Adventures Series
Flyfishing 101
Join the Land of Legend Flyfishers as they teach the basics of flyfishing. Participants will have an opportunity to try out their new found skills while competing in an afternoon fishing tournament. $20.00 fee for adults and $15.00 fee for youth, ages 10-15 years. Fee includes lunch. Registration is required by May 3. Call 587-2535 to register. Infirmary Mound Park, James Bradley Center. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Homeschool Explorers
What a Fun-gi!
Join local fungi hobbyist, Jim Murphy for this FUN-gus hands-on program. Homeschoolers will learn how fungi thrive and why they are so important to an ecosystem. As an added bonus, homeschoolers will learn how to inoculate hardwood logs and grow shitake mushrooms. Families may make and take their own inoculated log home with them for a $15.00 fee. Call 587-2535 to reserve a log. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1:00 p.m.
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French & Indian War Reenactment
Step 250 years back in time to when the rivers were superhighways and two European super powers were fighting over what is now Ohio. Experience what life was like for the French and British soldiers serving in harsh conditions. Get a glimpse into how the “caretakers” of the land, the Native Americans, allied themselves with either the French or British in order to save their territory. You will see trade scenarios, authentic battle reenactments and the hardships of campaigning armies. Event schedule will be available in May. Admission is free.
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Senior Ramble
Infirmary Mound Park has much to offer visitors. Listen to the melodies of birds wafting through the air, embrace the freshness of a late spring morning or just enjoy the camaraderie of fellow hikers on a relaxing hike along easily navigated trails. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter #6. 10:00 a.m.
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Trees Transformed/Nature in Wood
Art Show Opening
Our second show will feature locally renowned artist, Rosanna Moore of Alexandria. This exhibit will consist of selected sculptures carved by Ms. Moore over a span of 50+ years. The public is invited to a Friday evening kick off reception from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. The show runs through June 30. Please visit page 13 for more details. William C. Kraner Nature Center.
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Morris Woods Field Station IV
Nocturnal Animals
Participants will join a naturalist and survey the preserve for a variety of things that go bump in the night. Ages 12 years and older. Fee is $25.00 per program or $80.00 for the series. Registration is required by May 24. Morris Woods State Nature Preserve. Time to be announced.
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Nature Tots
Damsels and Dragons
Lightening quick, they are the fighter pilots of the insect world. We are talking about damselflies and dragonflies! Ohio Nature Education will introduce tots to these fast flying aces through fun activities! Specimens and live predators will be available for viewing. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Pace at the Park
Join us for our third annual event. The Pace owes its success to its appeal to a wide variety of equestrians. Attendees include fox hunters to casual trail riders, draft horses to standardbreds. This year’s Pace will again be held at the Taft Reserve. The event will be one riders will not want to miss, with rolling hills reminiscent of Virginia and beautiful scenery all around. If you would like to assist with the event, please contact the Licking Park District at (740) 587-2535. Watch the Park District web site this spring for further details.
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Homeschool Explorers
Name That Tune!
Join the folks from Ohio Nature Education as they teach you how to identify birds through songs and call notes. With a little help you will be on your way to a skill you can use the rest of your life. We will venture onto the trails to put our new found skills to the test. Live birds and study skins may be seen. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter #6. 1:00 p.m.
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Falling Waters & Kentuck Knob Tour
Located in western Pennsylvania, the Falling Waters and Kentuck Knob homes, designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, are an amazing blend of man-made materials and nature. $75.00 fee includes admission fees and guided tours of both houses, box lunch and deluxe motor coach transportation. Registration deadline is May 30. Call 587-2535 to register.
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Outdoor Adventures Series
Disc Golf, Family Style
Here is your opportunity to learn more about this fun game with the entire family at the Lobdell Reserve Disc Golf Course. Once you have mastered a few throws, we will set out on the course for a 9-hole family disc golf tournament. Everyone who registers receives their very own disc to keep as well as the opportunity to win a prize. Registration deadline is June 1. Fee will be announced in the spring. Call 587-2535 to register. Lobdell Reserve, disc golf course. 1:00 p.m.
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Night Moves
As you sleep, thousands of creatures scurry outside your door trying to survive. We will venture into the darkness in search of these critters and learn how they have adapted. You won't need a flashlight as we use our newfound night vision to make our way through the woods and fields. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter # 6. 9:30 p.m.
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Senior Ramble
Lace up your hiking shoes and join us for an easy walk along the trails of Riverview Preserve. Watch for graceful blue heron, signs of beaver and learn about the river's interesting ecosystem while getting a little exercise. Riverview Preserve. 10:00 a.m.
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Outdoor Adventures Series
Campfire Cooking
We will show you how to to create several easy dishes and simple meals to make your next camping trip a culinary delight. There will be plenty of samples to go around. Call 587-2535 to register by June 22. $3.00 fee per person, $10.00 per family. Infirmary Mound Park, livestock arena. 4:00 p.m.
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We're Going Batty!
Everyone is invited to join Ohio Nature Education and explore the amazing world of bats. The evening begins with a bat box building party. Learn cool bat facts and how bats benefit people before heading out to Mirror Lake to view real bats. ONE will also bring live bats for up close viewing! If you wish to make a bat house, there is a small fee and you must pre-register by June 30. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter #6. 8:00 p.m.
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Stan Hywet Hall Motor Coach Tour
Between 1912 and 1915, F.A. Seiberling, founder of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, and his wife, Gertrude, built their country estate and named it "Stan Hywet". In 1957, the Seiberling family donated Stan Hywet so that the public could enjoy and experience this historic gem. Participants on this tour will be treated to a guided tour of the grand manor house and beautiful estate gardens. $75.00 fee includes deluxe motor coach transportation, snacks, tour fee and lunch. Registration deadline is June 27. Call 587-2535 to register.
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Outdoor Adventures Series
Navigating 101
Join us as we teach you how to use several methods to find your way out of the woods. Everyone who hikes, camps or backpacks should know the basics to avoid getting lost on their adventures. Participants are encouraged to bring their own compass and GPS unit if they have them. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 2:00 p.m.
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Outdoor Adventures Series
Archery
Join the Licking Park District as we introduce you to the sport of archery. Participants will learn about the different types of bows and arrows and how to use them safely. There will be plenty of hands-on opportunities. Call 587-2535 to register by July 12. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter #4. 10:00 a.m.
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Photo Quest
Part scavenger hunt, part race; Photo Quest is a fun way to spend an afternoon with the family. Teams will compete against one another to find points of interest within the park through photos and clues. The hunt will cover most of the park so be prepared to get a little exercise! Each team will receive a prize for completing the quest with the fastest team receiving the grand prize. Infirmary Mound Park, livestock arena building. 2:00 p.m.
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Senior Ramble
Once alive with the bustle of canal boat traffic and trains, the Ohio Canal Greenway has settled down a bit, but a variety of wildlife still stirs along its 3.8 mile route. Participants will enjoy this easy walk alongside the historic Ohio Canal. Hebron State Fish Hatchery Parking Area, Canal Road south of Hebron. 10:00 a.m.
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We're Up a Creek
We may be without a paddle, but we won't be without nets on this aquatic hike. We will search for darters, crayfish, frogs and more during this wet adventure. Participants will get wet so please dress appropriately. For the safety of our visitors, footwear is required. Lobdell Reserve, main parking area. 2:00 p.m.
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Ghost Town Tour IV
This year we will tour southwest Licking County in search of towns from a bygone era. With names such as Wagram, Luray and Fursville you know there is a rich heritage just waiting to be discovered. $35.00 fee includes deluxe motor coach transportation, lunch and tour materials. Call 587-2535 by July 18.
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Nature Tots
Flutterby Butterfly
Often called flying kaleidoscopes, butterflies are a favorite among children. If your tot loves butterflies, join Ohio Nature Education for this hands-on program that teaches about butterfly and moth lifecycles. We'll bring some specimens and live predators for your viewing enjoyment. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Sparks and Stars
We will begin our evening with a relaxing gathering around the camp fire, roasting hot dogs and marshmallows and sharing stories. As the sky darkens and the stars come out, we will switch gears and join an expert astronomer as they give us a tour of the night sky. Infirmary Mound Park, livestock arena. 9:00 p.m.
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Homeschool Explorers
Insect Jeopardy
With over six million species of insects in the world, it is hard to keep them all straight; however, the folks from Ohio Nature Education are back to help you better understand the insect world. Learn what makes insects tick through a fun and interactive insect version of "Jeopardy". Who knows, there may even be a prize or two! Program includes specimens and live predators. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1:00 p.m.
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Cruise In at the Park
Shine up the chrome and join us for the 13th annual Cruise In at the Park. Great oldies will be cranking out all day and tasty homemade food will be in abundance. The Mound City Corvette Club will be assisting with the event so don’t miss out on seeing their cool Vettes. Trophies will be handed out for the top 25 vehicles. There will also be door prizes galore. Registration is just $5.00 and runs from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The show is open to trucks and cars of all makes and models. Activities run from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Senior Ramble
We will make our second visit to Lobdell Reserve focusing on the newly established prairies. The hike will be moderately strenuous and participants should bring water. Lobdell Reserve, main parking area. 10:00 a.m.
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Nature Tots
What Goes Bump in the Night
Is your tot afraid of things that go bump in the night? Ohio Nature Education is back with a hands-on program that will teach tots whooooo's out and about at night and how they survive in the dark. Tots will get to see several live nocturnal animals. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Homeschool Explorers
Campfire Cooking II
We will continue to expand our culinary campfire repertoire as we learn to cook beyond the basic hot dog. Do you have a favorite recipe that you would like to share? Call in advance and we will make arrangements for you to demonstrate your recipe to the group. $2.00 fee per child. Registration is required. Please call 587-2535 to register. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1:00 p.m.
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Art Show Opening
Artist to be announced at a later date. William C. Kraner Nature Center.
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History Kids Club III
Life on the Farm
Bring the family and venture with us to Slate Run Historical Farm during a road show edition of HKC. We will experience a special guided tour and program related to life on the farm in the 1800’s. $15.00 fee includes transportation, guided tour and special program. Tour is limited to 14 people. Registration deadline is August 29. Call 587-2535 to register.
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Masters of the Sky
Everyone is invited to join Ohio Nature Education for an introduction to birds of prey. Participants will get to meet several live birds of prey and learn what makes each unique. Participants will then hit the trail to see if hawk migration has truly begun. Binoculars provided. Lobdell Reserve, main parking area. 2:00 p.m.
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Conner Prairie Motor Coach Tour
Conner Prairie is one of the finest living history experiences in the United States and voted the best "Museum" in Indiana in 2007. We will take a "behind the scenes" tour, enjoy the annual Agricultural Days, and be treated to a unique dining experience. $75.00 fee includes deluxe motor coach transportation, snacks, tour fees, and dinner. Registration deadline is September 5. Call 587-2535 to register.
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Senior Ramble
We will explore Taft Reserve's north trails as we look for signs that fall is upon us. Taft is known for its abundance of wildlife so we may spot deer, pileated woodpeckers, pheasant and more during the hike. We may even see the first colors of fall. Taft Reserve, north parking area. 10:00 a.m.
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Fall Frolic
Carriage owners from across the state will converge on Infirmary Mound Park for a three day weekend of horse and carriage fun. Carriage clinics will be offered by nationally renowned clinician Andy Marcoux with the opportunity for one on one instruction. Participants can put what they learned to the test in the Arena Drive Trial. This is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Infirmary Mound Park and meet other carriage enthusiasts. Spectators are encouraged. Co-hosted by the Western Reserve Carriage Association.
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Nature Tots
They're Not Spooky
Ohio Nature Education will share some "spookier" animals of the fall season while showing how these animals are helpful to us. Tots will get to meet a few live animal ambassadors during the program. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Fall Foliage Wagon Tour
A unique opportunity to view the early fall leaves of Infirmary Mound Park on a horse drawn wagon ride along the park's meadow trails. We will offer wagon rides at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. $3.00 fee per person or $10.00 per family includes hayride and snacks. Participation is limited and pre-registration is required by calling 587-2535.
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Harvest Moon Rendezvous
Join the Deathwind Longrifles as they host mountain men from Ohio and beyond during their annual fall event. Watch as rendezvousers throw axes, try their hand at a trail shoot or cook over an open fire. Learn how pre-1840’s hunters and trappers lived on the frontier and what skills they needed to survive. A fun and educational experience for the entire family. Free admission.
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Homeschool Explorers
Animals We Love to Hate
As Halloween quickly approaches, homeschoolers, with the help of Ohio Nature Education, will explore the animals that are most often feared and disliked: bats, spiders, snakes and opossums. Participants will get a close up view of several "spooky" live animals. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1:00 p.m.
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Drive Thru Haunted Park
Experience it for yourself if you dare! The event, now in its 13th year is a perennial favorite among visitors. Who or what will scare you this year? You won’t know unless you join us for this hauntingly unique event. No matter what creatures we call from beyond, rest assured you will be safe and dry as you tour the scenes in the comfort of your own vehicle. Hours are 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, and 7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. There is a $20.00 fee per vehicle. This is a family oriented event, however some scenes may not be suitable for very young children. If you would like to volunteer please call (740) 587-2535.
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Senior Ramble
Join us for a brisk walk along the trails of Morris Woods State Nature Preserve. Depending upon the fall weather we may even see a few colorful leaves still hanging on the trees. Morris Woods State Nature Preserve. 10:00 a.m
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Wildlife Wreath
Join Barb Wade, of Herb n' Ewe, as she shows participants how to make a festive straw wreath that is not only decorative but beneficial to wildlife. Participants will make their own wreath to take home. $30.00 fee covers materials and lunch. Registration deadline is October 18. Call 587-2535 to register. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
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Nature Tots
Whooo goes there?
Bring your tot out and learn more about the wonderful owls. Ohio Nature Education will lead tots on a fun journey through the world of owls, with a focus on those that call Ohio home. We'll even learn owl speak. Tots will get to see live birds and study skins. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Homeschool Explorers
Wildlife as Meteorologists
Can animals really predict the weather? Ohio Nature Education and homeschoolers will determine if weather lore is fact or fiction while exploring how wild animals deal with the changing seasons in this hands-on program. Participants will get to meet several live animal ambassadors. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1:00 p.m.
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History Kids Club IV
Native Harvest
Try squash, venison, mussel soup, gruel, and much more during this unique celebration of Licking County’s heritage. $3.00 per person or $10.00 per family. Space is limited and registration is required by November 6. Infirmary Mound Park, James Bradley Center. 6:00 p.m.
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Senior Ramble
We will tour Taft Reserve's southern trails this month. Beautiful views and friendly company will highlight the ramble. Afterwards join us in the nature center and warm up with a hot cup of coffee or hot chocolate. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 10:00 a.m.
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Give Thanks to Nature Hike
Tired of sitting around the house? Can't look at another piece of turkey? Join us for a refreshing hike along the trails of Lobdell Reserve and burn off the cranberry salad, stuffing and pumpkin pie. Who knows we may even see a wild turkey along the trail. Lobdell Reserve, disc golf course parking area. 1:00 p.m.
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Christmas in the Country
Kick off a fun, old-fashioned, country Christmas with a twist. Our annual event will have a few surprises in store that will last throughout the holiday season. You can still relax on a horse drawn wagon ride under the clear winter sky or warm up as you roast marshmallows over a roaring fire. Inside you can sample homemade cookies and hot wassail while listening to sounds of the season provided by local musical groups. Jolly Old St. Nicholas will also be on hand to listen to those special Christmas wishes. Free admission for the kick-off. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
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Antiques and Lights Motor Coach Tour
Join us as we venture to historic Lebanon, Ohio for antiquing and a special dinner at the famous Golden Lamb. Afterwards we will head up the road to Clifton Mill and experience their amazing Christmas lights display. $75.00 fee includes deluxe motor coach transportation, dinner and admission to Clifton Mill. Lunch will be on your own. Registration deadline is November 21. Call 587-2535 to register.
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Senior Ramble
We journey through the woods and fields of Infirmary Mound Park this month in search of signs that winter is on its way. Learn about goldenrod galls, rose hips and more as you exercise your mind and body. Infirmary Mound Park, shelter #5. 10:00 a.m.
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Holiday Frivolity
Nature Detectives
Are you an aspiring CSI? If so, we have just the opportunity for you. Ohio Nature Education will test your skills as a nature detective and see if you are able to read clues left behind by wild animals! Aspiring private detectives will even have a chance to meet a few live animal ambassadors responsible for the clues. William C. Kraner Nature Center. 1: