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Presented by: Dr. Don Rubbelke, Professor of Biology Come see a biological/nature photography presentation celebrating the diversity and beauty of nature around us. Don will provide some history, perspectives, techniques, and share some images of the hidden biology around us. Lakeland Community College Main Campus...

Audubon Society of Greater Cleveland joins Hiram College for some Earth Day Fun! Celebrate and Engage • Learn and Create Crafts, Food, Music, Education, Upcycling make and take! Hiram College Campus Green ALL EVENTS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Currents of Change is sponsored...

Eagle Creek and Cuyahoga River Cleanup – grab your rubber boots and old clothes and get dirty cleaning up our local waterways. Register online at https://hiram.wufoo.com/forms/2016-earth-day-forum-river-clean-up/ . Meet Hiram College Kennedy Center at 12:45 or contact Sarah Mabey at 330-569-5847 for site directions. Rain or...

Hear Chad Pegracke tell his story of cleaning the Mississippi River “From the Bottom Up.” Chad Pegracke is the 2013 CNN Hero of the Year and Mike Rowe’s nominee for the “hardest working do-gooder in America” (catch the youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Npp9fN31FUU). Dessert reception and book-signing...

Join Audubon and Cleveland Metroparks for a bird walk on July 17, giving visitors and residents an opportunity to explore Cleveland’s most unique nature preserve. While the national spotlight is on Cleveland, Audubon is putting the spotlight on birds. Registration is free and the walk...

Get inspired to get hiking! Join Diane Stresing, author of “60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Cleveland” and hiking enthusiast to learn about local nature-bound treks, the difference between a walk and a hike and how to find the perfect hike to fit specific needs. There’s...

Come explore the nighttime world as we try to attract moths at the James H. Barrow Field Station! Rain Date: Thursday, July 28th, 9pm. We suggest bringing a flashlight and camera. This is a free event! No registration required.

It is Christmas Bird Count season. This is one of the longest citizen science projects in existence. 117 years ago ornithologist Frank Chapman converted folks from a horrendous tradition of the “Side Hunt” (where teams would shoot and collect as many bird and mammal carcasses...

The Wild & Scenic Film Festival is making a stop at the Museum as it tours the United States! Watch environmental and adventure films that illustrate the Earth’s beauty, the challenges facing our planet, and the work communities around the world are doing to protect the...

Get inspired to get hiking! Join Diane Stresing, author of “60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Cleveland” and hiking enthusiast to learn about local nature-bound treks, the difference between a walk and a hike and how to find the perfect hike to fit specific needs. There’s...