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  • 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

  • Ripple Effects – Photography Workshop for Students

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

    This is a free 2025 Photography Workshop for K-12 Students and their families.  The workshop will meet in the classroom

  • Fossil Collecting in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio

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

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

    Free.

  • Sulf-Ides of March

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

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

    Free.

  • The Edible Past – Family Nature Club

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

    Imagine what many of the shelled fossil animals, found in stones might have tasted like when they were alive. How

    Free.

  • Raptor Day

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

    Jared Everett, Interpreter with the Dwight Chamberlain Raptor Center at Hardy Lake, will bring raptors from 10:00 AM to 3:00

    Regular admission required.

  • 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

  • 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

    $2
  • Protecting Water Quality in the Ohio River Basin The Ohio River is at the center of the Falls of the Ohio's natural, historical and cultural heritage. It is the mainstem of a 204,000 square mile basin. The Ohio River Basin is home to 30 million people. The basin's waterways provide safe drinking water and attracts millions of people who recreate on its rivers and streams each year. The 981-mile Ohio River is a working river. It is a transportation corridor, and is lined with heavy industry, power plants, farms, large and small communities and residences from its source in Pittsburgh to its mouth in Cairo, IL. All depend on a healthy, clean and safe waterway, but the impacts - toxic pollution, agricultural and urban runoff, wetlands and wildlife habitat loss - have had an adverse impact on water quality and recreational value. In 2023, the nonprofit advocacy organization American Rivers listed the Ohio River as the 2nd most endangered river in the U.S. In response, the Ohio River Basin Alliance collaborated with the National Wildlife Federation and ORSANCO to develop the comprehensive Ohio River Basin Restoration & Protection Plan, which is designed to address water quality issues and provide long-term sustainability for the Ohio River and its interconnected waterways in the basin. To implement the restoration plan, Ohio River Basin Congressional Caucus Co-Chairs Rep. Morgan McGarvey (District 3, Louisville, KY) and Rep. Erin Houchin, (District 9, Jeffersonville, IN) recently introduced the Ohio River Restoration Program Act, H.R. 5966, to establish an Ohio River Basin Program Office at the Environmental Protection Agency. The goal is to secure, for the first time ever, a dedicated federal investment to enhance water quality throughout the basin.

    Birding Basics

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

    Learn about birdwatching basics from Tom & Colleen Becker, long-time birders. They will teach you how to identify birds by

    $2

  • Seeking Silurian Fossils – Paleontology Explorer

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

    Where are Silurian fossils found? Why are they harder to find than Ordovician fossils? What was life like in the

    $2