There are some amazing critters that live in the creek. Their presence or absence can tell us about the health of the creek. Join us as we use nets to catch (and release) fish, salamanders, crayfish and a variety of insects. Be prepared to get wet.
Terrain: small hill, creek water, slippery rocks, 0.25 mile
Explore forests, wetlands, meadows, and creeks in search of insects, frogs, salamanders, and other critters. We'll go on hikes and creek walks, lift logs in the woods and play game...
Enjoy an afternoon hike through A.B. Williams Memorial Woods with Naturalist Sebastian Stefanoff, who will introduce a variety of woodland mammals that call North Chagrin home. Lea...
We’ll explore the creeks of Bedford Reservation from beginning to end! Creek walking brings a whole new perspective to nature. With wet feet and a thirst for adventure, we will des...
Bring the family out for a hike this morning that ventures to a nearby creek. We will hike through the woods to a creek where we will explore and discover what lives there. Water s...
Looking for a challenge with a view? Join a naturalist led hike through Tinker’s Creek, the largest tributary to the Cuyahoga River. Naturalists Jake Kudrna and Pam Taylor will gui...
Head out with a naturalist before the heat hits and explore the bugs of a field habitat! Nets and containers will be provided for this catch-identify-and-release insect safari.
Ter...
Ferns are often called "dinosaur plants" because they existed long before dinosaurs and are still found today. During the hike, we will observe these ancient plants and learn how t...