Join us for an exciting adventure into the wild world of Michigan’s mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and birds with an expert naturalist from the Outdoor Discovery Center! This engaging, family-friendly presentation […]
Our Volunteer League (nicknamed "VoLes") is a service club for teens to experience what it takes to maintain a natural area and captive wildlife. This program is designed for 12 […]
Stop by during our monthly Open Hours at the Cultural History Center to check out exhibits, ask questions, play games, and chat with staff and fellow community members. A large […]
Join us for a workshop where we will discuss the benefits of rainscaping on your property to manage runoff, reduce outdoor water usage, keep landscaping healthy, and using native plants […]
Explore nature after dark in a hike inspired by Leigh Ann Henion’s book, Night Magic. Radar Hill Hiking Club and the Outdoor Discovery Center invite you to experience the night, […]
Knee-high Naturalists introduces the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents […]
Lesser Celandine is an emerging invasive plant in West Michigan. Help us locate where it's growing to better inform invasive removal efforts and prevent it from spreading further! For ages 18 […]
Calling all elementary teachers and homeschool educators who want to add new teaching tools regarding Michigan's Indigenous Peoples.Join Myriah Williams M.Ed., Potawatomi Pokagon Band Citizen, Cultural and Environmental Educator at […]
