There are entire unique ecosystems that thrive under rocks in our streams. In this family-friendly event, we will flip over rocks to explore the aquatic creatures that make their homes in these out-of-sight places. Bring shoes/clothes that can get wet since we will be stomping around in the creek!
Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy on this beautiful preserve with your family for after the event!
The Presenter: Peggy Eppig, Educator, Lancaster Conservancy
Peggy is an environmental historian and dynamic conservation educator who offers a hands-on approach to her presentations. She brings over thirty years of interpretive, experiential education experience for all who have an interest in saving our nature for this and future generations. Her wilder interests are in ornithology (birds), herpetology (reptiles and amphibians), silvology (woodlands) and natural history illustration. She is an avid long-distance hiker and enthusiastic bike-packer who shares outdoor adventures with Amos the Coonhound.
Where to Meet: The barn at Climbers Run Nature Center
What to Expect: This is a family-friendly event open to all ages. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Please plan on getting wet in the creek! Restrooms are available on-site. This event will run rain or shine. Severe weather cancellations will happen on-site at the time of the event.
What to Bring: Bring shoes and clothes that can get wet in the creek!
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