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A park ranger speaks to a group of adults and children gathered around a table with display items, in front of a large map or nature mural.

Paleontology Explorer – The AG Boundary

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

Alan Goldstein will spin a few stories connected to his favorite fossils in the park’s collections, including some he found

Free.

Fossil Bed Discovery Hike

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

Discover the wonders of the fossil beds with a park naturalist. We will look at Devonian marine fossils and discuss

Free.
A small figure made from acorns, twigs, and nuts stands on a green cutting mat, holding a large acorn cap with twig arms. The figure has a fluffy yellow collar and nut-like shoes. Craft supplies are visible in the background.

Falls Feeder Fairies – Art at the Falls

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

We’ll make decorative fairies out of acorns and other natural materials that you can place in your yard to help

$2

A park ranger speaks to a group of people at an indoor educational display table with rocks and books, in front of a large map or diorama of a river and land. A yellow sign sits on the table.

An Afternoon with Alan

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

After 31 years, interpretive naturalist and park paleontologist is retiring from the Falls of the Ohio State Park. This is

Free
A variety of seashells in different shapes, sizes, and colors are scattered closely together, creating a textured and natural pattern. Some shells are smooth while others are ridged or broken.

Shell in a Handbasket

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

Join volunteer naturalist Nick Feltner as he goes through a basket of fascinating fossil and modern snail shells. How has

Free program
Two adults stand in front of a group of children seated at a table. The woman gestures while speaking as several kids raise their hands. A museum exhibit and large mural are visible in the background.

Lewis & Clark Junior Ranger Program

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

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

$2
A park ranger speaks to visitors at an indoor educational booth displaying rocks and minerals, with a large topographic map on the wall behind them. Three people listen attentively, facing the ranger.

The Last Afternoon with Alan

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

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

Free
A man sits at a table with fossils, talking to a woman and three children standing in front of him at a museum or educational event. The group appears engaged in conversation.

Dinosaurs, Gosh Dung It!

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

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

Free

A woman and a man stand before a group of children seated at a table, some raising their hands. The scene appears to be an educational activity in a museum or learning center, with large photos on the wall behind them.

Lewis & Clark Junior Ranger Program

Falls of the Ohio State Park 201 W. Riverside Drive, Clarksville, IN, United States

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

$2
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