ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESOURCES

 

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  Friday, September 3, 2010
Down Under in North Alabama Educator Workshop
Now until Friday, Sep 3, 2010
Paint Rock Valley Lodge - Estillfork, AL
3865 County Rd. 9
Join spelunking experts on an exciting adventure exploring caves and learn about the biodiversity of North Alabama's karst topography. Find out how caves are formed and what creates the beautiful cave formations. During our cave explorations we will see endangered aquatic cave life and bats. 800-240-5115.
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Nature Detectives
Friday, Sep 3, 2010 3 PM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Meet in the Fire Circle to play a game that tests your nature observation skills. There will be prizes! Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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Fossil Walk
Friday, Sep 3, 2010 5 PM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Gather in the parking lot by the Courtesy Dock to take a walk on our scenic peninsula, where we will find thousands of fossils preserved in the limestone rocks. Please wear sturdy, closed shoes. Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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Flies Like Us
Friday, Sep 3, 2010 5 PM to 6 PM
Shelby Bottoms Nature Center - Nashville, TN
1900 Davidson Street
Have you ever wondered what purpose flies serve in the world? Do you know how many different kinds of flies there are? Why are some insects called “flies”, when they are not even in the “fly” family? We will learn some answers to these questions, and other interesting fly-facts! 615-862-8539.
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  Saturday, September 4, 2010
First Saturday Hikes
1st Saturday of Month 10 AM - 11:30 AM from Sep 4, 2010 
Elachee Nature Science Center - Gainesville, GA
2125 Elachee Dr.
See fall colors and critters on a guided hike in the beautiful Chicopee Woods of the Elachee Nature Science Center. Each hike has a special theme; please call for more information. Adults $5, children $3; FREE for members and children under 2. Parking Fee: Free. 770-535-1976.
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Birding By Ear
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 8 AM to 10 AM
Harris Lake County Park - New Hill, NC
2112 County Park Dr.
Birding often requires us to use our ears as well as our eyes. See how well you can identify birds by listening to their calls as we brush up on some common bird songs heard by our year round resident birds as well as those that are only found during the breeding season. Please wear comfortable walking shoes. Meet at the Playground. $3/person or $5/family. Parking Fee: none. (919)387-4342.
Fun with Pill Bugs
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 2 PM to 3 PM
Harris Lake County Park - New Hill, NC
2112 County Park Dr.
We’ve all seen them – call them roly polys or pill bugs; these isopods are fun to investigate and study! Learn what an isopod is as we collect pill bugs to do some really cool activities and experiments designed to explore the lowly, yet fascinating, world of the pill bug! Meet at the Amphitheater. $3/person or $5/family. Parking Fee: none. (919)387-4342.
Paddle The Pond
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 9 AM to 11 AM
Historic Yates Mill County Park - Raleigh, NC
4620 Lake Wheeler Road
Come out to Yates Mill Pond for a morning canoe float. After basic instructions participants will be able to "paddle the pond" and explore its many fascinating features as seen only from the water. Canoes, paddles, and lifejackets will be provided. Prior canoeing and swimming experience is desired but not required. $5 per person or $10 per boat. 919-856-6675.
Outdoor Skills #9 – Canoeing and Birding at Falls of the Ohio
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010
Jefferson Memorial Forest/Louisville Natural Areas - Fairdale, KY
11311 Mitchell Hill Road
Guided canoeing trip for all ages. $15 fee. Parking Fee: n/a. 502-366-5432.
Birding with Vernon
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM
Lake Crabtree County Park - Morrisville, NC
1400 Aviation Parkway
Meet at the Waterwise Garden (1st parking lot on right). Join our bird enthusiast, Vernon, for an easy walk while looking and listening for our feathered friends. Discover different types of birds and thier habitats. No preregistration required. Program is Free. Program is conducted every 1st Saturday of each month FREE 919-460-2723.
Birding with Vernon
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 8:30 AM to 12 PM
Lake Crabtree County Park - Morrisville, NC
1400 Aviation Parkway
Join our bird enthusiast, Vernon, for an easy walk while looking and listening for our feathered friends. Discover different types of birds and their habitats. No pre-registration required.
Meet at the Waterwise Garden none. Parking Fee: none. 919 460 3390.
Build-A-Beaver
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 10 AM to 11 AM
Lake James State Park - Nebo, NC
2785 NC 126
Join us for a fun-filled activity and craft, and learn about beavers. Meet at the park office at 10:00 A.M.
Back Stage Pass
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 9:30 AM to 11 AM
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere - Nashville, TN
3777 Nolensville Rd
Join the Education Department and keeper staff on a great adventure. This Backstage Pass will give you access behind-the-scenes of the anteater barn, the giraffe barn or the elephant barn. Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $50. Parking Fee: Free.
Blue & 'Cue at the Zoo
Saturday & Sunday 1 PM - 5 PM from Sep 4, 2010 until Sep 5, 2010 
Noah's Landing - Coats, NC
1489 Live Oak Road
Join exotic animals from Noah's Landing and raptors from the Wildlife Rescue Center for bluegrass and barbecue this Labor Day weekend. $8/person. Parking Fee: None. 910-897-6624.
Fall Fishing
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 10 AM to 12 PM
Salato Wildlife Education Center - Frankfort, KY
#1 Sportsman's Lane
Enjoy the last days of summer by going fishing! Free. Parking Fee: none. 1-800-858-1549.
Fairytales & Nature Children's Picnic
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 11 AM to 1 PM
Shelby Bottoms Nature Center - Nashville, TN
1900 Davidson Street
Age level: All ages
Call or email to register nc. Parking Fee: NC. 615-862-8539.
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Swamp Saturday
1st Saturday of Month 9:30 AM - 11 AM from Sep 4, 2010 until Dec 4, 2010 
Southeastern Natural Sciences Academy - Augusta, GA
located close to Bush Field, Augusta GA
1858 Lock & Dam Road
The Academy’s trained volunteers lead free 2½-mile, 1½-hour hikes through Phinizy Swamp Nature Park the first Saturday of every month. Don’t miss a walk past wetlands and swamps, over picturesque trails, and scenic outlooks. Free. Parking Fee: n/a. 706-828-2109.
Summer Farewell Scavenger Hunt
Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 10 AM to 11 AM
Warner Park Nature Center - Nashville, TN
7311 Highway 100
Say farewell to summer on this fun-filled hunt for flowers, birds, and other summer friends.
Age level: All ages
Registration opens August 20
Leader: Vera Vollbrecht Free. Parking Fee: Free. 615-352-6299.
  Sunday, September 5, 2010
Blue & 'Cue at the Zoo
Saturday & Sunday 1 PM - 5 PM from Sep 5, 2010 
Noah's Landing - Coats, NC
1489 Live Oak Road
Join exotic animals from Noah's Landing and raptors from the Wildlife Rescue Center for bluegrass and barbecue this Labor Day weekend. $8/person. Parking Fee: None. 910-897-6624.
  Monday, September 6, 2010
Animal Tracks and Signs
Monday, Sep 6, 2010 10 AM to 11 AM
Lake James State Park - Nebo, NC
2785 NC 126
Learn about the different tracks and signs that animals leave behind in the park. The program will include a short hike and you can even make your own tracks to take home. Meet at the park office at 10:00 A.M.
Mud Pie Mondays
Mondays 11 AM - 2 PM until Sep 27, 2010 
Memphis Botanic Garden - Memphis, TN
750 Cherry Road
Every Monday in August, meet on the Little Garden Patio and use our dishes, spoons, seeds, twigs, and flower petal decorations to "bake" your own cake creations. Free with Garden admission
  Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Loblolly Garden Open Playtime
Every week 10 AM to 4 PM
Clark Park Nature Center - Fayetteville, NC
631 Sherman Drive
Drop in every Tuesday to enjoy playtime like it used to be. The garden will be set up for fort building, flower and vegetable gardening, digging, mud pies,and crafts with all natural materials. Cathy Linskens, The Loblolly Lady, will be on hand to guide and inspire. For ages 10 and younger. Free. Free. Parking Fee: Free. 910-433-1579.
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Elachee's Georgia Master Naturalist Program
Tuesdays 1 PM - 5:30 PM until Oct 19, 2010 
Elachee Nature Science Center - Gainesville, GA
2125 Elachee Dr.
Join Elachee staff and invited speakers for a hands-on program that explores habitats and ecosystems in Georgia. $160 for all sessions plus 1 field trip.
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Tuesdays are for Tots: Alphabet Soup
Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010 10 AM to 11 AM
Harris Lake County Park - New Hill, NC
2112 County Park Dr.
It‘s fun to observe and learn about nature with your child! Our Tuesdays are for Tots programs are designed for preschoolers to explore the natural world through easy-paced hikes, fun hands-on activities and show and tells. These programs meet at the Cypress Shelter. $3/child with parent or $5/family. Parking Fee: none. (919)387-4342.
Afterschool Archery
Tuesday, Sep 7, 2010 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Lake Rim Park - Fayetteville, NC
2214 Tar Kiln Drive
These archery classes are designed to introduce the sport of archery to beginners through a series of one hour classes. Participants will use state of the art compound bows as they learn the basics of archery. Safety, proper stance and follow through will be taught. You will be hitting the bull’s eye in no time!
8+; Tues., Sept. $25 for four weeks. Parking Fee: none.
Hike for Your Health
Tuesdays 5:15 PM - 6 PM until Dec 28, 2010 
Reedy Creek Nature Center - Charlotte, NC
2900 Rocky River Road
Get outside, get moving and get healthy! Fresh air, sunshine, beautiful surroundings and wonderful people are included! This is a medium to fast paced walk. Ages 12 and older • FREE
Yoga in the Preserve
Tuesdays 6:15 PM - 7:15 PM until Dec 28, 2010 
Reedy Creek Nature Center - Charlotte, NC
2900 Rocky River Road
Relax with yoga as you take in the sights and sounds of nature! All levels and abilities are welcome! Call Reedy Creek Nature Center to register at 704.598.8857 Ages 12 and older • $8 per class or $25/month
  Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Botany Basics: an 8-week series
Every week 9:30 AM to 12 PM
Location: The North Carolina Arboretum, Asheville, NC

Instructor: Alexandra Holland

Wednesdays, Sept 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20, 27

9:30 a.m. $119 Member/$134 Public 828-665-2492 x 317.
Mini-Leopold Education Project
Wednesday, Sep 8, 2010 7 PM to 9 PM

Wild Wednesdays: Wild, Wonderful Weather
Wednesday, Sep 8, 2010 2 PM to 3:30 PM
Harris Lake County Park - New Hill, NC
2112 County Park Dr.
Get interactive as you explore the “wild” side of the woods during these Wednesday programs. Nature hikes and creative activities will aid your nature discovery while having fun at the same time. Pre-registration is required for all programs, so call (919)387-4342 to sign up today! Soon, summer will be fading into fall. $4/person or $7/family. Parking Fee: none. (919)387-4342.
We and the Trees Series (WATTS)
Wednesday, Sep 8, 2010 4 PM to 5 PM
Lake Rim Park - Fayetteville, NC
2214 Tar Kiln Drive
Hands-on activities are used to find out all about trees and how important they are to us not just for breathing but for many others things
10-13 yrs; 4-5 pm; Free; Pre-register by the Mon. before the class
Wed., Sept. 8; “Tree Cookies”
Wed., Sept. 29; “Trees to Meet You”
Wed., Oct. 20; “Gifts from the Sun”
Wed. free. Parking Fee: none. 910-424-6134.
Animals of the Blue Ridge: a 6-week series
Wednesdays 1 PM - 4:30 PM until Oct 6, 2010 
North Carolina Arboretum - Asheville, NC
100 Frederick Law Olmsted Way
Location: The North Carolina Arboretum, Asheville, NC

Instructor: Carlton Burke

Wednesdays, Sept 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct 6

1:00 to 4:30 p.m. $119 Member/$134 Public 828-665-2492 x 317.
Weekly Working Luncheon
Wednesdays 11:30 AM - 1 PM  
Ponderosa, Lebanon, TN - Lebanon, TN
818 S Cumberland St
This is a working luncheon that is open to the public. We meet at the Ponderosa in Lebanon, TN north of the intersection of I40 and 231. Past events included presentations related to storm water compliance issues throughout the area. Guests have included TVA, TDEC, USDA, TWRA, Corp of Engineers, manufacturers and citizens. Lunch on your own. Parking Fee: $0. 615-773-6270.
Brown Bag Lunch Series - Raptor Restorations
Wednesday, Sep 8, 2010 12 PM to 1 PM
Salato Wildlife Education Center - Frankfort, KY
#1 Sportsman's Lane
Join us to learn about the efforts to restore the peregrine falcon and bald eagle, behavioral biology, and how many nesting sites we have in Kentucky today. Free. Parking Fee: none. 1-800-858-1549.
Knee High Naturalist
Wednesday 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM until Dec 15, 2010 
Sandy Creek Nature Center - Athens, GA
205 Old Commerce Rd.
The Sandy Creek Nature Center is offering a Knee High Naturalist program for children ages 3-5 (and their parents). Classes will include hiking, crafts, live animal encounters and more. We'll be exploring inside and out, so dress appropriately. SCNC member $16; Resident of Athens-Clarke County $17; Others $27 706-613-3615 ext. 0.
Project Learning Tree PreK-8 Curriculum Workshop
Wednesday, Sep 8, 2010 to Thursday, Sep 9, 2010 9 AM to 4 AM
Turnbull Creek Educational State Forest - Elizabethtown, NC
4803 Sweet Home Church Road
Project Learning Tree (PLT) is an interdisciplinary environmental education program designed for educators of ANY background. The hands-on activities facilitate the exploration of topics including communication, economics, energy and fuels, geology, government, history, recycling, transportation, watersheds, wildlife, and much more! Workshop and materials are provided free of charge. Please pre-register and make a personal commitment to attend the workshop so ensure there are enough materials. Please cancel in a timely manner if you cannot attend. Parking Fee: n/a. 910-588-4161.
  Thursday, September 9, 2010
TODS Teacher Workshop
Thursday, Sep 9, 2010 until Friday, Sep 10, 2010 9 AM to 3 PM
Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center - Mansfield, GA
543 Elliott Trail
The Outdoor Discovery School is presenting a FREE teacher workshop! Spend two days in the beautiful natural setting of the Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, and learn how the Center's GPS-aligned outdoor learning program, combined with your current curriculum, can reconnect your students with nature. (770) 784-3059.
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Snakes Alive
Thursday, Sep 9, 2010 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Lake Rim Park - Fayetteville, NC
2214 Tar Kiln Drive
Snakes live relatively quiet, obscure, and secretive lives. At a glance, they look different from familiar animals. Add to our unfamiliarity, the myths and folklore of culture, and we have nature’s most misunderstood animal. The Snakes Alive experience will provide a “get acquainted” opportunity to these fascinating, unique animals. free. Parking Fee: none.
Introduction to Gardening in Western North Carolina: a 2-part series
Thursday, Sep 9, 2010 1 PM to 3 PM
North Carolina Arboretum - Asheville, NC
100 Frederick Law Olmsted Way
Location: The North Carolina Arboretum $19 Member/$23 Public 828-665-2492 x 317.
ESCI/EFND 8310 - Inquiry Into Ecojustice Issues
Thursdays 5 PM - 7:45 PM until Dec 9, 2010 
The University of Georgia (UGA) - College of Education, Department of Mathematics and Science Ed. - Athens, GA
212 Aderhold Hall
EcoJustice graduate course open to the community for participation without credit.
Hummingbird Heaven
Thursday, Sep 9, 2010 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Warner Park Nature Center - Nashville, TN
7311 Highway 100
Bid farewell to hummingbirds through story, song and games!
Leaders: Sandy Bivens and Heather Gallagher
Age level: All ages
Registration opens August 26 Free. Parking Fee: Free. 615-352-6299.
  Friday, September 10, 2010
Family Campout
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 until Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 4:30 PM to 7 AM
Barfield Crescent Park - Murfreesboro, TN
Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation
It's still backpacking but made as family-friendly as possible. Begin with an easy 1 mile hike into the campground. Once there, park staff will be on-hand to help you set up and settle in. Various activites will be palnned throughout the night for you to choose to participate in or just relax in from the campfire. $10.00/Adult $5.00/Children 5-12 Children 4 and Under/Free
Georgia's Native Seasons and Monarchs in the Classroom Workshop
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 4 PM to 8:30 PM
Cochran Mill Nature Center - Palmetto, GA
6300 Cochran Mill Rd.
Deadline for registration is August 25, 2010. $38 for both days includes curricula, resources, & make and takes 404.876.2900 x 113.
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Owls: The Nocturnal Birds of Prey
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 7 PM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Meet in the Camp Store to enjoy a presentation featuring owls found in Tennessee. A great introduction before we listen for owls on the night hike the following evening! Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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Night Sky
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 9 PM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Come take a fascinating tour of the night sky! Bring a blanket to sit on and binoculars if you have them. Meet at the first picnic area at the boat ramp entrance (look for ranger vehicle). (In case of rain, meet in the Camp Store in the campground parking lot.) Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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Sea Turtle Conservation Presentation
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 7 PM to 8 PM
Georgia Sea Turtle Center - Jekyll Island, GA
1214 Stable Road
Come celebrate the 10th anniversary of State Wildlife Grants by learning how federal funds have helped protect Georgia's sea turtles. Mark Dodd (DNR biologist and Turtle Program Coordinator) will be presenting in the Exhibit Hall at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center. FREE!. Parking Fee: $5 per car (island fee). 912.635.4076.
Upper Flint River Outdoor Adventure
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 to Saturday, Sep 11, 2010
Gerald I. Lawhorn Scout Base - Molena, GA
1-1/2 hours south of Atlanta in the Pine Mountain range near Molena.
Join the Flint Riverkeeper and the Georgia Conservancy on the banks of the Upper Flint River at the Gerald I. Lawhorn Scout Base, near Molena, GA, for a family style campout and outdoor education adventure trip. $50 per person; $90 per couple; $245 per family includes sleeping accommodations (camping tent or shelter), food and a guided canoe trip or hike along the river. 404.876.2900 x110.
Growing Power's Urban Farm Conference
Friday, Saturday & Sunday Sep 10, 2010 until Sep 12, 2010 
Growing Power - Milwaukee, WI
5500 W Silver Spring Drive
Come to Milwaukee and help grow the good food revolution. Hosted by Growing Power—a national organization headed by the sustainable urban farmer and MacArthur Fellow, Will Allen—this international conference will teach the participant how to plan, develop and grow small farms in urban and rural areas. See how to create successful farm-to-school initiatives by drawing on Growing Power experiences in Milwaukee, Madison, and Chicago. Full Conference $275 including meals. One Day Conference $180 with meals influded. 414-527-1546.
Japanese Festival
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 10 AM to 12 PM
Memphis Botanic Garden - Memphis, TN
750 Cherry Road
Students will be immersed in the rich culture and history of Japan with hands-on activities, traditional games, demonstrations, tours of the Japanese Garden, and more. Take-home projects include koi windsocks, leaf pounding, kanji fans, origami, and haiku writing. $5 per student, 1 adult free with ever 5 students.
Girl Scout Overnight "Nocturnal Adventures"
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 until Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 6:30 PM to 8 AM
Sandy Creek Nature Center - Athens, GA
205 Old Commerce Rd.
Brownies and Junior Girl Scouts are invited to stay overnight at Sandy Creek Nature Center (SCNC) for our Nocturnal Adventures program! We'll learn about the animals that spend their nights exploring, and practice a few nocturnal senses of our own as we venture out into the night. An evening snack and breakfast will be provided. Residents of Athens-Clarke County $17; Non-residents $26. Parking Fee: None.
Ohoopee Dunes Natural Area Presentation
Friday, Sep 10, 2010 7 PM to 8:30 PM
Southeastern Technical College - Swainsboro, GA
346 Kite Rd.
Come celebrate the 10th anniversary of Georgia's State Wildlife Grants by learning how federal funds have helped restore the Ohoopee Dunes Natural Area near Swainsboro. Free. Parking Fee: None. 770.918.6411.
  Saturday, September 11, 2010
N.C. Science Festival
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010
Life Is Your Lab! Experience it with us during the 2010 North Carolina Science Festival. Everyone’s invited! The Festival is a multi-day celebration that will showcase science throughout the state, featuring hands-on activities, lab tours, science talks, exhibits, performances and more.
Lake Sturgeon and Their Lunar Lore
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 10 AM to 11 AM
Join us at the Nature Center to learn about how these ancient fish have influenced many cultures over human history. We will also make sturgeon arts and crafts while learning about their lifecycle and unique adaptations.
Leader: Bonnie Newby NC. Parking Fee: NC. 615-862-8539.
Institute on the Environment and the Economy
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 until Tuesday, Sep 14, 2010 1 PM to 2:30 PM
Bellarmine Center for Economic Education/Kentucky Council for Economic Education - Louisville, KY
2001 Newburg Road
Please email kcooter@bellarmine.edu for registration information. Will be on website in April Registration is open until August 1, 2010 20 participants none. Parking Fee: none. 502 2862733.
Bog Turtle Conservation Presentation
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 6:30 PM to 8 PM
Chattahoochee Nature Center - Roswell, GA
9135 Willeo Rd.
Come celebrate bog turtle conservation success, thanks to the combined efforts of GA DNR, Chattahoochee Nature Center, and other organizations! DNR biologist Thomas Floyd will give an overview of bog turtle conservation efforts in Georgia. Chattahoochee Nature Center staff will share LIVE BOG TURTLES with us too ~ both adults and recent hatchlings. FREE!. Parking Fee: FREE!. 770.992.2055.
MapQuest
Georgia's Native Seasons and Monarchs in the Classroom Workshop
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 9 AM to 2:30 PM
Cochran Mill Nature Center - Palmetto, GA
6300 Cochran Mill Rd.
Deadline for registration is August 25, 2010. $38 for both days includes curricula, resources, & make and takes 404.876.2900 x 113.
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Guided Bog Walk in SW GA - Doerun State Natural Area
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 10 AM to 12 PM
Doerun Natural Area - Doerun, GA
2 miles south of Doerun, GA, off GA Hwy. 133
Come celebrate the 10th anniversary of State Wildlife Grants by seeing first-hand how federal funds have helped restore Doerun's beautiful bog habitats in southwest Georgia. DNR botanist Tom Patrick and DNR biologist Phil Spivey will be your guides. FREE!. Parking Fee: FREE!. 770.918.6411.
Rock Painting
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 2 AM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Use your creativity to turn a middle Tennessee rock into a decorative souvenir and work of art! Meet inside the old Camp Store in the campgrounds. Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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Nature Walk
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 10 AM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Meet Holly at the park entrance for an easy walk down the Saddle Dam access road to view birds, butterflies, and whatever else we see along the way! Be sure to wear bug spray. (Please park on side of road and do not block the gate.) Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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Snakes
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 4 PM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Meet at the Fire Circle in the Campgrounds to discover the wonders of the serpentine world! You will even get the chance to pet some friendly snakes. (In case of rain meet in the Camp Store in the campground). Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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Nocturnal Stroll
Saturday, Sep 11, 2010 7:30 PM
Edgar Evins State Park - Silver Point, TN
1630 Edgar Evins Park Road
Join the seasonal naturalist for a walk around the boat ramp area to discover all the fascinating sights and sounds the night has to offer. Meet at the first picnic area at the boat ramp entrance (look for ranger vehicle). Free. Parking Fee: Free.
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 Frankfort, KY

2010 Department for Environmental Protection Green Art Contest
Division of Compliance Assistance
300 Fair Oaks Lane,
3/30/2010 - 9/15/2010
The KY Department for Environmental Protection is pleased to open up the nomination period for the 2010 Green Art Contest. Free 800-926-9111 ext 134.
 

Organic Harvest Month
9/1/2010 - 9/30/2010
In 1992, the Organic Trade Association implemented Organic Harvest Month™, a widespread promotion of organic food and agriculture through regional and local events. Events and celebrations of all shapes and sizes take place across North America, in parks, schools, stores, farmers' markets and at restaurants.

2010 International Year of Biodiversity
1/1/2010 - 12/31/2010
The United Nations declared 2010 to be the International Year of Biodiversity. It is a celebration of life on earth and of the value of biodiversity for our lives. The world is invited to take action in 2010 to safeguard the variety of life on earth: biodiversity.
 

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