Hike around the park and observe the winter birds. Bring binoculars. Nick Feltner will be leading this free activity. Meet

It’s hard to think about pollinators in winter but it’s good to think of the warm weather and flowers coming

Where are Ordovician fossils found? Why are they so easy to collect? The naturalist will show different types of fossils

Winter art means snowflake art. Join artist Mike Gibson in an activity that explores these six-side crystals. $2 program fee

Natural hazards are a part of living on a dynamic planet.  Their causes are many, and their effects can be

We’re developing a Junior Paleontologist program, similar to what some national parks offer but focusing on our area. This family

Earth caching is an outdoor recreational activity where a GPS or smartphone is used guide the player to a specific

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

Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio are known for their invertebrate fossils that date from 300 to 450 million years ago. Volunteer

Enjoy some wordplay and celebrate the Ides of March with an informative program about metals called ‘sulfides.’ These minerals have