Butterfly or moth? What's the difference? Join a park interpreter at the nature cabin to find out! Participants will have the opportunity to craft their very own butterfly or moth.

Join a park interpreter at the nature cabin to test your knowledge of mammals! We will be using a combination of tracks and furs to identify some of the animals found here at the park.

Crater of Diamonds State Park is celebrating Earth Science Week! Kick off the week with an in-depth overview of the geologic history of the diamond search area and surrounding area. This program will take place in the Diamond Discover Center classroom located through the back doors of the visitor

Enrich your experiences here at Lake Catherine State Park through nature journaling! Join a park interpreter at the trailhead for a hike on the Falls Branch Trail. We will take the easy 1/2-mile shortcut to the falls. Bring water and wear comfortable walking shoes. 

Did you know you can make simple bird feeders using items found in nature? We'll show you how, and you can make one to take home! Meet a park interpreter at the nature cabin for this fun activity. 

Ready for a creative journey into nature? Join a park interpreter on a leisurely hike along the Slunger Creek Nature Trail, using your senses to fuel your very own poetry writing! This hike will take about 30 minutes and is 3/4-mile long. Be sure to wear sturdy shoes and bring water.

<p>This workshop teaches the
basics of making cold process soap using tallow and lye. Participants will make
their own small batch of soap to take home. Space is limited to
ensure personalized attention. Class will break for a one-hour lunch (on your own). To
register, please call (870) 983-2684.</p>

Logoly State Park is often considered a living laboratory, but it is the little things that make this a great place to explore the natural world. Join the park interpreter for a moderate 1.25-mile hike as we take a closer look at the things that often get overlooked at the park. Tennis shoes or

Although the dark may seem kind of scary to some people, there are many animals that depend on the cover of night for survival. Learn how the animals of Logoly State Park use their senses to get around at night.

There is a secret world hidden in the rotting logs of Logoly State Park. Join the park interpreter to dig into this world and discover what lives in a dead log.