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Solstice Celebration
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Solstice Celebration
Meeting Details
Time: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Days: Sat
Independence Lake
3200 JENNINGS
WHITMORE LAKE, MI, 48189
(734)449-4437
Eligibility
Age older than or equal to 7.00 and younger than or equal to 11.99. The date used for calculating the age is Item Begin Date.
Restrictions
Current Transaction Date on or after 12/21/24.
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Solstice Celebration
Each program session will target a different area of nature, and build an awareness of the natural world through direct observation. At the end of each program kids will receive a badge. Kids who attend four or more programs will receive naturalist prizes. This is a free program, but some locations do require a vehicle entry fee. Junior Naturalist is for kids 7-11 years old. SPACE IS LIMITED!! Maximum of 8 children per naturalist. One adult may accompany each child. No unregistered siblings, please.
Solstice Celebration
Saturday, December 21
2pm - 4pm
Independence Lake County Park
Vehicle entry fee required
We are grateful for all the exploring and learning you did with us this year and we want to say thank you. Join Naturalists Elle, Kelsey, and Shawn for a nature hike where we’ll leave a special treat for the local wildlife. We’ll also enjoy a solstice bonfire while sharing some of our favorite nature moments. Holiday treats and hot drinks will be provided.
Bobcats
Saturday, January 25
10am – 11am
County Farm Park: Medford Pavilion
The most common wildcat in North America is the bobcat, named for its short black, white-tipped tail. Despite its striking resemblance to the housecat, the bobcat is a fierce predator that ranges throughout North America, even here in Washtenaw County! Come learn all about these danger kitties with naturalist Elle Bogle, then take a short nature walk to look for bobcat prey and make a bobcat track of your own to take home.
Solstice Celebration
Saturday, December 21
2pm - 4pm
Independence Lake County Park
Vehicle entry fee required
We are grateful for all the exploring and learning you did with us this year and we want to say thank you. Join Naturalists Elle, Kelsey, and Shawn for a nature hike where we’ll leave a special treat for the local wildlife. We’ll also enjoy a solstice bonfire while sharing some of our favorite nature moments. Holiday treats and hot drinks will be provided.
Bobcats
Saturday, January 25
10am – 11am
County Farm Park: Medford Pavilion
The most common wildcat in North America is the bobcat, named for its short black, white-tipped tail. Despite its striking resemblance to the housecat, the bobcat is a fierce predator that ranges throughout North America, even here in Washtenaw County! Come learn all about these danger kitties with naturalist Elle Bogle, then take a short nature walk to look for bobcat prey and make a bobcat track of your own to take home.