Spring Earth Salute!

Tue, Apr 23 2024

6:30pm - 7:30pm

Oak Grove Community Room

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Subjects

Animals and Nature

Age Group

Ages 6 and up

Presenter

Lisa Richter

Registration

Registration Required

What can we do to celebrate the Earth? Join a naturalist from Burr Oak Woods to learn the important role plants play in the food chain. Participants will create wildflower seed paper, meet live animals, and get a free tree seedling. Please register participating children only.

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