<p>Join a park interpreter for this easy, 3/4-mile guided
walk along the Green Heron Trail. Feel
free to bring binoculars if you have some; this is a great trail for nature
watching! </p> <p><br></p>

Whether you are setting up a camp shelter, tying up your boat, or preparing a fishing lure, knowing how to tie knots is important. Come by to learn a few that will meet your needs during a weekend at the lake.<br><br>

Tonight marks a new moon, and that means it will be dark, very dark – perfect for stargazing! Set out on a scenic cruise to enjoy the beauty of DeGray Lake at sunset. As the light fades, we will make our way to a remote island and disembark for some stargazing on the beach. Lay back and take in the

<p>Join us for a fun, hands-on bug bingo adventure where kids and families learn to identify local insects and arthropods. Discover the important roles bugs play in the park’s ecosystem while exploring safely and sharpening your observation skills.</p><br><br>

<p>Become a nature detective and learn how to identify trees using leaves, bark, and other clues! We’ll use a simple dichotomous key to explore the park’s trails and uncover the secrets of local trees like red oak, sweetgum, and tulip tree. Great for curious minds of all ages!</p><br><br>

<p>Get up close with the tiny world of insects! In this hands-on program, young naturalists will learn how to safely collect, observe, and preserve real insects found right here in the park. We’ll explore how to use insect nets, ID keys, and magnifiers before creating our very own pinned insect</p>

<p>What’s that sound by the lake? Join a fun, hands-on program to meet the frogs of Lake Frierson State Park! Learn to identify local frogs by their calls, then use everyday items to mimic the sounds yourself. Great for families and kids ages 5–12; come croak, click, and chirp along!</p><br><br>

<p>Join us to discover how snakes survive without legs! Learn about their amazing adaptations, then build your own custom snake designed for life in the wild. Fun, hands-on, and perfect for children ages 6–14.</p><br><br>

The American black bear relies on quality habitat in order to thrive and call Arkansas their home. Join a park interpreter to discover the day to day activities of the life of a black bear and investigate the vital components of their habitat.

Are you ready to discover the wild side of Cossatot River State Park? Stop by the falls to investigate the diverse wildlife of the area with a park interpreter! This is a come and go station.