Which birds eat what? Join a park interpreter at the Lake Center to play a fun game and learn how birds use their different types of beaks to eat certain foods. This program will last about 30 minutes.

Nature has a secret hidden side, if you are willing to search for it. Meet a park interpreter at the Lake Center to go on a scavenger hunt and investigate what you might miss upon first glance. This program is great for kids of any age and lasts around 30 minutes.

Some animals can see ultraviolet colors, and some can blend into plain sight, but why? Join a park interpreter at the Lake Center to discover common animal adaptations and how they are used. Stick around to create your own imaginary animal using what we learned. This program is fun for kids of any

<p>Join a park interpreter at the fishing pier for your chance to pull a seine in Lake&nbsp;Bennet! Once we have seined, we will identify what we catch. Please wear appropriate&nbsp;clothes and shoes for the opportunity to participate. This program is expected&nbsp;to last about 45 minutes.</p>

Join a park interpreter at the Lake Center to discover the process of decomposition. This program will include a demonstration as well as a short, easy hike on the Gold Creek Loop Trail to become better acquainted with Woolly Hollow State Park's most common decomposers. This program will last about

Join a park interpreter at the Lake Center to discover what a seed must overcome in its journey to germination, as well as the different methods of seed dispersal. This program includes a hands-on activity to better understand seed dispersal and is expected to last about 45 minutes. All supplies<br />
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<p>Join a park interpreter at the front entrance of the visitor center (where the two rocking chairs are located) to learn more about streams in Woolly Hollow State Park and the role they play in the health of Lake Bennet. Be prepared to get your feet wet! This program is great for all ages and is</p>

Join a park interpreter to learn more about&nbsp;freshwater diversity. Get the opportunity to “fish” for common species in Lake Bennet, as well as learn how to better protect the health of our lake. This program is&nbsp;great for all ages and lasts about 30 minutes.

Interested in creating a one-of-a-kind artwork using nature? Join a park interpreter at the main pavilion for a hands-on craft using natural materials found at Daisy State Park to create a beautiful print using only the sun! Reservations are required as space is limited. Please call or stop by the

Delta Heritage Trail State Park offers miles and miles to explore the outdoors through hiking and biking. Start your journey by joining a park interpreter on a guided 6-mile bike ride on an easy flat gravel surface trail from the visitor center. We will be on the trail for about one hour, but the