January 2026
Join Linda Rose as we walk under the light of the “Wolf Moon.” This walk will last about 1 to 1 ¼ hours and qualifies for the Walking Stick Program. Registration is required.
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Spend the morning looking and listening to the sights and sounds of nature in the preserve as you walk the trails with Linda Rose. Binoculars helpful. This walk qualifies for the Walking Stick Program and lasts about 1 ¼ hour. Registration is required.
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Spend the morning walking the trails learning about the Black Bears of Ohio—their habitat requirements, mating rituals, and lifestyles. Registration is required.
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For ages birth to 18 months. Spend the afternoon with Linda Rose exploring the trails as we search for snowflakes along the way. Come in a front pack, backpack, stroller or just walk. Registration is required.
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For ages 3 to 5 years. Join Linda Rose as we take a walk seeing what the winter season has to offer. Registration is required.
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For ages 18 to 36 months. Join Linda Rose as we walk the trails looking and listening for some birds along the way. Will it be the red cardinal, the blue jay or the black-capped chickadee? Registration is required.
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For ages 5 to 12 years. Join Linda Rose as we look for animal tracks along the trails. Were they walking, were they running and where did they go? Registration is required.
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For youth ages 12 to 17 years and older. Join Linda Rose as we wonder and wander through the woods to see who may be sleeping, who may be awake and who may have left the area for the season. Registration is required.
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Join Linda Rose as we walk the trails, discussing the various weather patterns of January. This walk will last about 1 ¼ hours and qualifies for the Walking Stick Program. Registration is required.
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Join Linda Rose for a make-it take-it “Winter Weed Weave” project All supplies provided—just bring your creativity with you. Registration is required
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Spend the evening playing nature games as we celebrate Seneca County’s 30 Year of service to the community. Will you play Nature Camp, Scat Matching or Where is the Skunk? If you have a nature game, bring it along. Registration is required.
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