Think all snakes are scary? Think again! In this fun, fact-filled program, students will discover the truth about snakes—how they move, why they bite (or don’t), and the important role they play at Lake Frierson State Park. Through hands-on activities and up-close encounters, we’ll turn fear into

<p>This creature feature will highlight our feathered friend, the vulture! Harbingers of death or a cleansing marvel? You decide! Frequently seen soaring above, two species of vulture call Withrow Springs State Park home. Join a park interpreter to learn about these birds as well as their role in the</p>

Come one, come all! Join the Mount Nebo community for their annual 4th of July Bike Parade. Everyone is welcome to attend, whether you have a bike or not. Bike decorations will be provided at the amphitheater at 9 a.m. and prizes will be awarded for best-decorated bikes! Watermelon will be provided

<p>How is the home of a bird different from our own homes? Join a park interpreter to learn about the homes of the different wildlife that can be encountered in the park. This program is great for all ages and lasts about 45 minutes. We will take a short hike to observe animal homes in the wild, so</p>

Campfires can warm the night and cook our meals, but they can also scar the land for years. Join a park interpreter for a guided activity about how to enjoy fire sustainably and responsibly. From smart wood choices to safe extinguishing, discover how to leave Mount Magazine State Park better than

<p>When the sun goes down, the forest wakes up in a whole new way at Mount Magazine State Park. Join a park interpreter on a guided night hike to meet the wild creatures who rule the dark, from stealthy owls to squeaky bats! Bring your ears, your curiosity, and maybe a little courage! Seasonally</p>

Kayak Cane Creek Lake with us in search of the majestic American eagle on Independence Day! These giant, beautiful birds are a sight and a privilege to behold! Join a park interpreter at sunset to catch a glimpse of this amazing creature. You are welcome to bring your own binoculars and/or camera

<p>It covers our trees, rocks, and even buildings-but we seldom notice. Join a park interpreter to&nbsp;witness the hidden vibrance of Petit Jean State Park’s lichens. This is a&nbsp;moderately difficult ½-mile hike. Make sure to wear sturdy shoes and bring plenty of water.&nbsp;</p>

Meet a park interpreter to learn about the unique lives of owls. After learning more about owls that can be seen in the park, we will take a short hike along the Enders Fault Trail to try and call in some owls. Please bring a flashlight, good walking shoes, and a camping chair if you have one. This

Erosion has shaped past, present and future at Village Creek State Park. Join a park interpreter to discover the unique geology of the park and the stories erosion simultaneously preserves and jeopardizes.