Events
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Chagrin River Bird Quest Event
West Woods Nature Center 9465 Kinsman Road, Novelty, OH, United StatesGet your team together and join us for the 12th annual Chagrin River Bird Quest at West Woods Nature Center in Geauga County! 24-hours of birding followed by our famous Celebration! with fresh food, awards for the most birds seen, and prizes just for showing...
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Fringed Gentian Walk Field Trip
Aurora Audubon Sanctuary 896 E. Pioneer Trail, Aurora, OH, United StatesgCome and visit our treasured fringed gentian patch. Fringed gentian are an uncommon native plant with delicately toothed petals showing an amazing hue of blue. Fringed Gentian are among the last flowers to bloom in our area. Mother Nature may add the more common closed...
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Fall Color Saunter Field Trip
Hach-Otis Sanctuary Skyline Drive, Willoughby Hills, OH, United StatesJoin us for a spectacular and informative walk with long time member and naturalist, John Lillich, to view the scenic Chagrin River Valley put on its “grand finale” of the season. We are fortunate to have this gem of a wildlife sanctuary/state nature preserve to...
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There’s a Fungus Among Us! via Zoom
It’s been a wet summer and fall, and mushrooms seem to be popping up everywhere! But what are all these strange and colorful fungi doing in our yards and gardens? Let’s take a closer look at the mushrooms we’re seeing, discover why they appear when...
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Autumn Leaf Crunch Field Trip
Novak Sanctuary 382 Townline Road, Mantua, OH, United StatesJoin us for a saunter through the less traveled section of the Novak Sanctuary on the east side of Townline Road. We will pass through fields in transition returning to native species then into the forest which has been undisturbed since the mid-1900s. We will...
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Owls of Ohio Program
Brookpark Library 6155 Engle Road, Brook Park, OHTwelve species of owls have been spotted in Ohio. Several are residents, some are migrants and a few are accidental visitors. Interesting owl trivia will be revealed. Some tips on how, when and where to spot owls will be shared. (This is a power point...
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Meadows of NE Ohio via Zoom
When European settlers first arrived in Ohio, they found a land that was 98% forested and rich in wetlands. Gardeners of today know, however, that a number of our native flowers and grasses prefer sunny, drier conditions. These include meadow species like little bluestem and...
