Join our naturalists for a lantern-guided walk through the snow. Snowshoes are the perfect way to travel through Fenner’s snow-laden trails while learning about winter ecology. No experience is necessary; program has a maximum of 10 participants, so call early to reserve your spot! If there is not enough snow to snowshoe, we will still head out on the trail for a winter night hike.
For member ticket pricing, please call the nature center at 517-483-4224.
Join our naturalists for a lantern-guided walk through the snow. Snowshoes are the perfect way to travel through Fenner’s snow-laden trails while learning about winter ecology. No experience is necessary; program has a maximum of 10 participants, so call early to reserve your spot! If there is not enough snow to snowshoe, we will still head out on the trail for a winter night hike.
For member ticket pricing, please call the nature center at 517-483-4224.
Join our naturalists for a lantern-guided walk through the snow. Snowshoes are the perfect way to travel through Fenner’s snow-laden trails while learning about winter ecology. No experience is necessary; program has a maximum of 10 participants, so call early to reserve your spot! If there is not enough snow to snowshoe, we will still head out on the trail for a winter night hike.
For member ticket pricing, please call the nature center at 517-483-4224.
Join our naturalists for a lantern-guided walk through the snow. Snowshoes are the perfect way to travel through Fenner’s snow-laden trails while learning about winter ecology. No experience is necessary; program has a maximum of 10 participants, so call early to reserve your spot! If there is not enough snow to snowshoe, we will still head out on the trail for a winter night hike.
For member ticket pricing, please call the nature center at 517-483-4224.
Join our naturalists for a lantern-guided walk through the snow. Snowshoes are the perfect way to travel through Fenner’s snow-laden trails while learning about winter ecology. No experience is necessary; program has a maximum of 10 participants, so call early to reserve your spot! If there is not enough snow to snowshoe, we will still head out on the trail for a winter night hike.
For member ticket pricing, please call the nature center at 517-483-4224.
Join us on a guided tour from Fenner Nature Center to Mount Hope Cemetery to investigate the signs and symbols of nature that surround life and death. We will delve into the folklore of ravens, owls, and other animals that can be found on the tombstones on our walk before heading back to the park for a campfire and marshmallow roast.
Join us on a guided tour from Fenner Nature Center to Mount Hope Cemetery to investigate the signs and symbols of nature that surround life and death. We will delve into the folklore of ravens, owls, and other animals that can be found on the tombstones on our walk before heading back to the park for a campfire and marshmallow roast.
Interested in exploring Fenner at night? Come join our naturalist for a guided hike as the sun is setting. Learn how certain animals are adapted to function during twilight and nighttime, and what animals are hunting, walking or flying around while we are getting ready for bed! This family-friendly program concludes with a campfire and s’mores.
Spaces are limited, so register now!
Interested in exploring Fenner at night? Come join our naturalist for a guided hike as the sun is setting. Learn how certain animals are adapted to function during twilight and nighttime, and what animals are hunting, walking or flying around while we are getting ready for bed! This family-friendly program concludes with a campfire and s’mores.
Spaces are limited, so register now!
Capital Area Audubon will once again lead a morning bird walk at Fenner Arboretum during spring migration.
May dates are May 5, 12, 19, 26
Starting time for May walks is 8:00 a.m.
Saturday May 5th will host a special Family & Children’s Walk starting at 9:00am. This group will be paced specifically for children and families.
Meet in the parking lot near the Nature Center building, and don’t forget your bins (binoculars). These walks are free and open to the public.
