Join a park interpreter to learn the importance of citizen science and learn how to track wildlife data using apps and websites! Walk the Trees of the Forest Interpretive Trail, a moderate 0.5-mile hike to see what you can find! Make sure to bring water and wear good hiking shoes! This program will
Join a park interpreter to learn what it means to be a Citizen Scientist and why it's important. Learn about birds commonly found at Lake Sylvia then set off on a bird survey hike! On this hike, you will learn how to identify birds and use apps and data tracking websites to make it easier. After
<p>We will
begin with an indoor program on beginning astrophotography presented by David
Cater. He will also discuss the process of using Photoshop and stacking to
create a photograph that you can be proud of. Weather and cloud cover
permitting, outdoor viewing will begin about 7:30 p.m. Jupiter</p>
Join a park interpreter to observe, study, and explore the natural environments of Bear Creek Lake. We will be nature detectives, using our senses to investigate the plants, animals, and habitats around us.
<p>Join the park interpreters to learn about the history of Dutch oven cooking for early Arkansas pioneers, then stay to make a tasty pumpkin spice cake dessert. Bring your friends and family for a fall evening of camaraderie and Dutch oven cooking, weather permitting. <b>Preregistration is required for</b></p>
Join
park staff in the CCC Room of Mather Lodge to watch a demonstration of good
eats! This demonstration will last about 45 minutes.
Join a park interpreter at the visitor center meeting room to watch a slide show
showcasing some of the rock art of Petit Jean Mountain and discuss possible
meanings and interpretations. This program will last about 45 minutes.
<p>Join a park
interpreter this morning for a lesson in campfire coffee. Learn some helpful brewing techniques before enjoying a cup
yourself!</p>
<p>Come to Cane Creek State Park for an event so fun it's
scary! A night of fun awaits as you trick-or-treat in the campground! There
will be parking for the event at the boat ramp and a walk up through the trail
between the boat ramp and the campground. Don't forget to compete in the
costume contest</p>
Exploration, opportunity, and progress forged the culture that you find here today. Join a park interpreter in the Lakeview Room of the visitor center to learn about an early toy that was made by the early children and make one of your own.