Dragonflies use their wings independently for precise flight control, allowing them to make rapid alterations to their flight path while chasing prey or avoiding danger. Want to learn more about these amazing creatures?Â
Take a 1-mile hike with a naturalist to search for blooming flowers in the old field and prairie.
Go for a hike at Walnut Woods Metro Park and enjoy a sketching session at the end of the hike! Meet at the Tall Pines Area.
Join a naturalist to explore off-trail along the Multipurpose Trail and search for everything from fungi in the forest to flowers in the field.
Share a slow-paced, half-mile hike with your toddler and discover nature together.
Take a short hike with a naturalist to learn about and search for bats.
Join us for a day of fun with crafts, tram rides, fishing, a nature walk, a presentation with the Ohio Wildlife Center and nature bingo! Bring lunch and something to drink.
Take a self-guided hike on the Buttonbush Trail to search for hidden items and to learn about our state symbols.
Meet the first Saturday of every month for a fast-paced hike and to meet like-minded people. This is not an interpretive hike.
Let's enjoy early autumn with an almost 5-mile hike along the Alum Creek Greenway. We'll get some exercise and make an occasional stop for water or if we see anything interesting. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Meets at the Three Creeks Heron Pond Area bulletin board, 3400 Williams Rd.
Celebrate National Mushroom Month by learning about and searching the trails for fungi on this half-mile hike.
Take a 1.25-mile hike to learn about our State Native Fruit and search the trees to find some.