All butterflies are amazing, but the Monarch butterfly makes an extraordinary trip each year. We will learn all about the Monarch lifecycle, what they eat, and the amazing migration journey […]
Ohio’s landscape, and the animals that live in it, have changed greatly throughout history. From the Ice Age to now, the variety of animals in our state has become vastly […]
The Plein Air Gatherings are an opportunity for artists to get together and paint or draw outdoors “en plein air” in Hancock County parks. All adult artists who use any […]
Come along as we search for insects that are active at night. First, we will talk about what it means to be nocturnal and why some insects are only active […]
Even though fall is technically a week away, fall migration is in full swing as birds start their journey south. Come along as we search for migrating birds like warblers, […]
It is National Trade a Rock Day, and you are invited to bring a rock to the park and trade during the program. Your rock must come with a date […]
“to be announced” - by Doug Rider Shelter House #5 8 PM
Each year the world gathers to celebrate and view Earth’s only natural satellite, the Moon. First, learn about our moon including how it was formed, its features, and human exploration. […]
Hats are fun to wear. They come in all shapes and colors and can show off our personalities and creativity. Although not so long ago, it used to be common […]
John Chapman, or Johnny Appleseed, was a real person who journeyed across the land starting apple orchards, including one in Hancock County. Listen to a story about Johnny Appleseed and […]
Corn has been a historically integral crop across most of the country, Hancock County included. From Native American cultivation to present day farming, corn is used in many different foods, […]
As the season of autumn approaches, leaves start to change color, nights fill with cooler air, and animals get ready for the cold and snow. What does that mean for […]
