As an official stop on the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail, we offer the National Park’s Lewis & Clark

After 31 years, interpretive naturalist and park paleontologist is hanging up his uniform and retiring from the Falls of the

Coprolites are a paleontological curiosity. How can dinosaur droppings be preserved as fossils? Many animal droppings are preserved in the

Indiana is home to America’s largest salamander, called the Hellbender. It is only found in one Indiana river – the

What makes a geode different from a pocket of crystals? Where are geodes and crystals found? These are some the

Join Seasonal Naturalist Nick for a program about the predator/prey dynamics of an ancient ocean. We will play a game

The cornucopia represents the fruitful harvest. Some fossil horn corals have a similar shape. You’re going to combine these to

Our Junior Paleontologist program is similar to what some national parks offer but focuses on our area. This family program

As an official stop on the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail, we offer the National Park’s Lewis & Clark

Using acorns and twigs, dressed in colorful cloth, participants will make ornaments with a seashell base.  Guided by artist Mike

T'was the hike before Christmas, and all through the park, the naturalist led an outing, before it got dark.  River