On the second Thursday of the month, running September to June, one  of our naturalists will teach your child about wildlife, plants, and more. 1:00-3:00 p.m. Classes for ages 6 and up. Preregistration is required. $7.00 per child

• January 12th—Gross Things in Nature: Slime, mud, mold, and more. Some things in nature give people the chills. Let’s discover more about these things. Why are they important? What makes them cool? Maybe they aren’t really as gross as we believe!
• February 9th—The Chill of Snow & Ice: Brrr…it’s cold outside! Learn about the formation of snow, who lives under the ice, and even try to make your own snowshoes on this chilly winter adventure.

March 8th—Predator/Prey  Relationships: Who’s eating who? Come discover the adaptations of predators versus prey. Are they really that different? Let’s find out as we explore the eaters and the eaten of the animal world.

April 12th—Behind the Scenes: Cedar Run sees 4,000 injured, sick, and orphaned animals every year. Learn what goes on behind the scenes at our wildlife rehabilitation hospital.

May 10th—Endangered—What are some reasons animals may be close to extinction? How can we help them?

June 14th—Green Energy: Solar, wind, & water, oh my! Discover different types of energy we can use. How do they work? How can we use them? Come experiment with these alternative energies with us.