Trees have been telling stories longer than we have. Did you know that you have the ability to learn to read their stories? Join a park interpreter to decode the secret life of trees and learn what they have to tell us. All supplies will be provided. This program is fun for the whole family.<br>
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How well do you know
the special creatures and features of Lake Ouachita State Park? Meet a park interpreter to take the "creature challenge." We see how good you at are at identifying photos, objects, and sounds from the park. You may know more than you
think! Your whole family is welcome to come

<p>Calling all snake sleuths! Arkansas is home to a diverse&nbsp;population of snake species. Join a park interpreter in the Ouachita Room to&nbsp;discover the importance of snakes, hone your identification skills, and create&nbsp;your very own snake craft to take home!</p>

The
Ouachita National Forest provides a protective zone for wildlife around the
lake. Meet a park interpreter at the Dogwood trailhead to take a guided 1/2-mile
hike and discover the different flora, fauna and other organisms of Lake Ouachita State Park.<br>

Join a park interpreter to explore Lake Ouachita in a new way. We will boat out to an island or shoreline in the lake and snorkel around the island shore to see what lies beneath the water's surface. A minimum of six participants must be registered one hour before departure.<br />
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Kayaking gives you the opportunity to interact with Lake Ouachita in a fun and engaging way. Join a park interpreter as we paddle out to explore nearby coves. Kayaks, paddles and PFDs are provided. Space is limited. Make reservations and purchase tickets at the visitor center. Minimum kayaking age

<p>Join us for the annual Eagles Et
Cetera Festival, the longest-running eagle awareness event in Arkansas, which
has taken place for over four decades. Celebrate the remarkable
conservation story of our nation's symbol, and also explore other birds of prey
and waterfowl during this bird-centered</p>

<p>Itchin’ to go fishin’? Join a park interpreter at the shoreline to practice your fishing skills and unearth the ecological importance of riparian zones. If you have your own fishing pole, please bring it as supplies are limited. Individuals wishing to fish who are 16 years and<br />
older must possess an</p>

Have you ever lost a fish off your line because the hook slipped the knot? Tying a good knot helps all anglers to have the best fishing experience in Lake Ouachita. Come join a park interpreter to learn how to tie the basic fishing knots.

Join us as we explore the incredible adventure of a water droplet, from its humble beginnings to its grand destination. Through engaging activities and hands-on experiments, participants will learn about the water cycle, water conservation, and the vital role water plays in our world. Don't miss