Saturday, October 26, 2024 7:30pm to 9pm
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View map Free EventBudding junior naturalists and their families are invited for monthly themed programs at Rice Creek Field Station, involving nature walks and related activities. Environmental educators, current/retired K-12 teachers, will be your guides to exploring the change of seasons, animals and plants, habitats and natural communities of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natural area and wildlife preserve operated by SUNY Oswego.
Programs typically take place on the first Saturday of each month at 10 am (exception for Oct 2024) and last around 1.5 hours. Once children attend 5 programs, they will be inducted as a "Rice Creek Junior Naturalist."
Participation is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please note that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
Children should dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and outdoors. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring due to variable and muddy trail conditions.
Monthly themes:
October 2024: Owl Prowl. Join Mr. Tim on this unique evening program to learn about all about owls -- their amazing adaptations and how to identify local species by sight and sound. Then, we'll take an evening walk to listen and look for owls! Participants should bring a light source like a flashlight and dress in sturdy, waterproof shoes (such as rain boots) and wear warm layers. Unlike most Jr Naturalist programs, this will take place at 7:30 pm.
Upcoming themes:
Past themes:
For more information on Rice Creek Field Station, please visit oswego.edu/rice-creek. Program questions can be directed to rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.
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