BUCYRUS—The Crawford Park District has announced a series of engaging and educational nature programs for the upcoming week. From feeding animals to exploring muddy terrains, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Feeding Day, scheduled for Monday, July 3, at 10 am, presents an opportunity to assist Crawford Park District Naturalist Lisa in feeding the animals residing in the Nature Center. Participants can contribute by preparing food for box turtles or dangle worms to entice snapping turtles. The snakes are also eager for a mouse treat. Join in the fun and learn more about these fascinating creatures.
For parents and young children, the Little Explorers program offers an interactive experience geared towards infants and toddlers aged 0-5. Taking place on the same day, July 3, at 5 pm, this month’s theme is “Mud.” Engage the senses and develop fine motor skills while exploring the tactile joys of mud. Remember to dress appropriately in mud-friendly attire for this outdoor adventure.
Crawford Park District invites adventurers to join their staff on Wednesday, July 5, at 1 pm for Creekin’ at Crawford Park District. Located on Route 598, participants will dive into a rock flippin’, water splashin’, bug catchin’, and crawdad huntin’ experience. Explore the vibrant ecosystem of the stream running through Sandusky Headwaters Nature Preserve and discover its importance. Don’t forget to wear water shoes to fully enjoy this exciting escapade.
Nature enthusiasts can also join Miss Chelsea on Thursday, July 6, at 10 am for Nature Story Time. This week’s story focuses on fungi, immersing attendees in the captivating world of these unique organisms. In addition to the storytelling session, visitors can look forward to meeting animal guests and participating in activities related to the book of the week. In case of rain, the program will be held inside the Nature Center.
Lowe-Volk Park, located just 3 miles north of US Route 30, serves as the backdrop for these nature programs. For more information on these events and other offerings by the Crawford Park District, visit their website at crawfordpd.org or follow them on Facebook.
Don’t miss out on these exciting opportunities to connect with nature and explore the wonders of the Crawford Park District.