August 8th at 11:00 Presentation on Native Bees  Join us for an engaging and educational program with Becky Griffin, the National Coordinator for the Great Southeast Pollinator Census. She will be discussing native bees—specifically mason bees and leaf-cutter bees—and why these incredible pollinators are so beneficial to our environment. These gentle, fascinating bees play a vital role in pollination and are a wonderful addition to any backyard habitat.

9/19 Mark you calendar to join us on a bird walk during Fall Migration. Our guide will be Rose Guerra and the time and place is TBD. 

10/17 2:00 Presentation on Bats!

Join Rose Guerra for a fascinating presentation all about bats. Learn why bats are such important pollinators and insect controllers. Discover how you can create a bat-friendly garden, and explore the amazing lives of these often misunderstood creatures.

11/7 2:00 AWARE Wildlife Center will be joining us once again with some of their amazing animal ambassadors! The featured animals are still being determined, but you can count on an educational and fun experience for all ages. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to meet some incredible native wildlife up close.

12/12 2:00 Wildlife in Winter with Rose Guerra

Have you ever wondered how wildlife survives the winter months? Join us as we explore how our backyard birds, butterflies, insects, and other local wildlife adapt to colder temperatures. You'll leave with a greater appreciation for the remarkable ways nature prepares for winter—and learn how you can help wildlife thrive during the season.