Join Park Naturalist Erin Shaw. Meet our resident red-tailed hawk and screech owl. Learn about birds you may see in the park. Discover ways you can help with our bird conservation efforts. Dress for the weather. People of all ages and abilities are encouraged to attend.
Join us at the Naturalist’s demonstration table in the Loveland Frogman Fest to learn about reptiles and amphibians in our area. Go to frogmanfestival.org for more information.
Learn how invasive plants disrupt native habitats. Learn why native habitats are important to wildlife. Meet at the Nature Center for a presentation and hands on demonstration. Dress in layers, wear sturdy shoes, bring water and dress for the weather.
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Learn why backyard birds are important and how we can help. Dress in layers, wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather. Meet in the Nature Center Bird Observation Room.
Join us for a slow-paced flashlight walk as we search for signs of migrating salamanders and woodcock in the wetlands. Wear layers, waterproof muck boots and bring a flashlight. Bring an extra pair of dry socks for your ride home. Dress for the weather.
Join Park Naturalist Erin Shaw. Meet our resident red-tailed hawk and screech owl. Learn about birds you may see in the park. Discover ways you can help with our bird conservation efforts. Meet at the Nature Center. Dress for the weather. Meet at the Nature Center.
Want to learn more about the birds that call your backyard home? How to identify them? What they eat and how to better attract them? Join us for this informational program and do some nature center birding. Optional – Build your own bird box workshop with the NCACC. Pre-registration recommended. Email caesarcreeknaturecenter@gmail.com for workshop details.
Join the Naturalist to learn about flight in wind, weather, and feathers. Take a closer look at how birds fly as they migrate in spring. Bring your kite as we compare shapes to bird wings that create lift needed for flight. People of all ages and abilities are welcome. Meet at the public beach shelter […]
Join us as we partner with OSUE to discuss why spending time nature is important for health and wellbeing. This hike is a heart pumping 3-miles with steps and hills. Wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather. Trails can be muddy. Meet at the Caesar Creek Gorge Loop Trail (located below the dam).
Join us and Warren County OSUE as we discuss our next book, ‘Braiding Sweet Grass’. Explore themes in nature and how it relates today. Make your own ‘Sweet Grass’ bracelet to take home from native plants grown in the area. Supplies are limited. Our next book will be decided at the end of the program. […]
Learn why invasive plants are a problem. Learn techniques on how to remove invasives and restore areas to native habitat through a presentation and hands on demonstration. Dress in layers, wear sturdy shoes, bring water and dress for the weather.
The sun and shadows have captivated people for centuries, and learning about them is an interesting and educational experience. Through scientific exploration, we can gain a better understanding of how to keep time with shadows caused by the earth’s movement around the sun. Make and take your own paper sundial.
Join Park Naturalist Erin Shaw for a challenging 5-mile hike. This part of the trail includes hills, a stream crossing, steps and scenic views. Wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather. Trails can be muddy.
Join us for a slow-paced flashlight walk as we explore the wetlands and listen to the sounds of spring during sunset. Wear layers, waterproof muck boots and bring a flashlight. Bring an extra pair of dry socks for your ride home. Dress for the weather. Meet in the Hopewell Recreation Wildlife Viewing Area, located near […]
Join us for a slow-paced flashlight walk as we search for signs of woodcock and other unique birds that migrate through the wetlands. Wear layers, waterproof muck boots and bring a flashlight. Bring an extra pair of dry socks for your ride home. Dress for the weather. Meet in the Hopewell Recreation Wildlife Viewing Area, […]
Join us for a discussion and demonstration of the orbital dance of moons and planets in our solar system as we prepare for the soon coming eclipse.
The sun and shadows have captivated people for centuries, and learning about them is an interesting and educational experience. Through scientific exploration, we can gain a better understanding of how to keep time with shadows caused by the earth’s movement around the sun. Make and take your own paper sundial.
Spending time in the sunshine is important for health and wellbeing. Join us as we are reminded why this is as we enjoy the sun safety outdoors. Join Park Naturalist Erin Shaw for a guided moderate 3-mile hike through Pioneer Village to Horseshoe Falls, across the Swinging Bridge and back. This is a general naturalist […]
Learn about woodland plant species found in the park during a presentation and hands on demonstration. Learn about native and invasive species and how to identify them. Dress in layers, wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather.
Join us for a kid-friendly program to learn about animal tracks you may see in the park. We will start with a brief discussion with the Park Naturalist followed by a slow-paced walk outdoors. People of all ages and abilities are welcome. Wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather. Meet in the Nature Center […]
Join us at the Nature Center to meet our resident wildlife ambassadors. Learn about animals you may see in the park.
Learn about the spring equinox and why it’s an important time of year. Join us for a 20-minute talk followed by a 3-mile guided hike as we watch the sunset. Wear sturdy shoes, bring a flashlight and dress for the weather.
Meet the naturalist and learn how to navigate with the stars. Learn why dark skies are important. Dress for the weather.
NOTE: Originally planned for 1/20/24, this hike was rescheduled for March 23, 2024 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (Continuous start times). Moderate 3-mile hike, self-guided on a well-marked trail. Take an optional route to the Nature Center for bean soup, cornbread, and snacks, available as a fundraiser through the NCACC. This is a general hike, […]
Join us for a slow-paced walk through the solar system while listening to a storybook read by the Naturalist. Total distance is less than half a mile. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water and dress for the weather.
The sun and shadows have captivated people for centuries, and learning about them is an interesting and educational experience. Through scientific exploration, we can gain a better understanding of how to keep time with shadows caused by the earth’s movement around the sun. Make and take your own paper sundial.
Learn different ways to identify trees and plants in the park. Join us for a presentation followed by a hands-on demonstration. Dress in layers, wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather.
Meet our resident wildlife ambassadors. Learn about animals you may see in the park.
A total eclipse can cause strange things to happen in the world of nature. Join us for a discussion on how a total eclipse may affect the weather, wildlife and more.
Join us for a guided moderate 3-mile hike as we discuss stars and stories in preparation for the soon coming eclipse. Wear sturdy shoes, bring a flashlight and dress for the weather. Trails can be muddy.
Our goal is to hike 75 miles to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Ohio State Parks. Take a 13-mile guided hike with the Park Naturalist around the Perimeter Trail. This hike is considered difficult. There are steep hills, steps and stream crossings. Hiking shoes are required. Dress in layers. Bring water and snacks. Trails can […]
