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SUMMARY:Default - Jr. Naturalist Program at Rice Creek
LOCATION:Rice Creek Field Station
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DESCRIPTION:\nBudding junior naturalists and their families are invited for monthly the
 med programs at Rice Creek Field Station, involving nature walks and relate
 d activities. Environmental educators, current/retired K-12 teachers, will 
 be your guides to exploring the change of seasons, animals and plants, habi
 tats and natural communities of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natura
 l area and wildlife preserve operated by SUNY Oswego.\nPrograms typically t
 ake place on the first Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 progr
 ams, they will be inducted as a "Rice Creek Junior Naturalist."\nParticipat
 ion is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please no
 te that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.\nChildren should
  dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and outdoor
 s. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring due to
  variable and muddy trail conditions.\n2025 themes to include:\n\n - Septem
 ber 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants\n - October 2025: Bats! - Evening pr
 ogram\n - November 2025: Pod Critters: Sustainable Animal Creations\n - Dec
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  families are invited for monthly&nbsp;themed programs at Rice Creek Field 
 Station, involving nature walks and related activities. Environmental educa
 tors, current/retired K-12 teachers, will be your guides to exploring the c
 hange of seasons, animals and plants, habitats and natural communities&nbsp
 ;of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natural area and wildlife preserve
  operated by SUNY Oswego.</p><p>Programs typically take place on the first 
 Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 programs, they will be induc
 ted as a "<strong>Rice Creek Junior Naturalist</strong>."</p><p>Participati
 on is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please not
 e that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.</p><p>Children sh
 ould dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and out
 doors. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring du
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 <ul><li>September 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants</li><li>October 2025: 
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CATEGORIES:Family and Kids, Free, Outdoors
CREATED:20241224T013257
SUMMARY:Jr. Naturalist Program at Rice Creek
LOCATION:Rice Creek Field Station
DESCRIPTION:\nBudding junior naturalists and their families are invited for monthly the
 med programs at Rice Creek Field Station, involving nature walks and relate
 d activities. Environmental educators, current/retired K-12 teachers, will 
 be your guides to exploring the change of seasons, animals and plants, habi
 tats and natural communities of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natura
 l area and wildlife preserve operated by SUNY Oswego.\nPrograms typically t
 ake place on the first Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 progr
 ams, they will be inducted as a "Rice Creek Junior Naturalist."\nParticipat
 ion is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please no
 te that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.\nChildren should
  dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and outdoor
 s. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring due to
  variable and muddy trail conditions.\nApril's theme: \nBusy Beavers. Join 
 Mr. Tim as we learn about one of nature's greatest engineers: the North Ame
 rican beaver! Participants will get to learn about beavers and their adapta
 tions (including looking at beaver skulls!), their engineering projects, an
 d will get to take a walk to look at a beaver dam, an active beaver lodge, 
 signs of beaver activity, and maybe even a glimpse of the elusive beavers t
 hat call Rice Creek home!\n
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  families are invited for monthly&nbsp;themed programs at Rice Creek Field 
 Station, involving nature walks and related activities. Environmental educa
 tors, current/retired K-12 teachers, will be your guides to exploring the c
 hange of seasons, animals and plants, habitats and natural communities&nbsp
 ;of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natural area and wildlife preserve
  operated by SUNY Oswego.</p><p>Programs typically take place on the first 
 Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 programs, they will be induc
 ted as a "<strong>Rice Creek Junior Naturalist</strong>."</p><p>Participati
 on is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please not
 e that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.</p><p>Children sh
 ould dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and out
 doors. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring du
 e to variable and muddy trail conditions.</p><p>April's theme: </p><p><stro
 ng><em>Busy Beavers</em></strong><em>.</em>&nbsp;Join Mr. Tim as we learn a
 bout one of nature's greatest engineers: the North American beaver! Partici
 pants will get to learn about beavers and their adaptations (including look
 ing at beaver skulls!), their engineering projects, and will get to take a 
 walk to look at a beaver dam, an active beaver lodge, signs of beaver activ
 ity, and maybe even a glimpse of the elusive beavers that call Rice Creek h
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CREATED:20241224T013257
SUMMARY:Jr. Naturalist Program at Rice Creek
LOCATION:Rice Creek Field Station
DESCRIPTION:\nBudding junior naturalists and their families are invited for monthly the
 med programs at Rice Creek Field Station, involving nature walks and relate
 d activities. Environmental educators, current/retired K-12 teachers, will 
 be your guides to exploring the change of seasons, animals and plants, habi
 tats and natural communities of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natura
 l area and wildlife preserve operated by SUNY Oswego.\nPrograms typically t
 ake place on the first Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 progr
 ams, they will be inducted as a "Rice Creek Junior Naturalist."\nParticipat
 ion is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please no
 te that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.\nChildren should
  dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and outdoor
 s. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring due to
  variable and muddy trail conditions.\n2025 themes to include:\n\n - May 20
 25: Spring Foraging: Edible Plants\n - June 2025: Frog &amp; Toad Fiesta\n 
 - July 2025: No program this month\n - August 2025: Afloat on the Pond: Exp
 loring Pond Life from Canoe &amp; Kayak\n - September 2025: Fall Foraging: 
 Edible Plants\n - October 2025: Bats! - Evening program\n - November 2025: 
 Pod Critters: Sustainable Animal Creations\n - December 2025: Owl Prowl - E
 vening program
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 t: auto; margin-right: auto;" /></p><p>Budding junior naturalists and their
  families are invited for monthly&nbsp;themed programs at Rice Creek Field 
 Station, involving nature walks and related activities. Environmental educa
 tors, current/retired K-12 teachers, will be your guides to exploring the c
 hange of seasons, animals and plants, habitats and natural communities&nbsp
 ;of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natural area and wildlife preserve
  operated by SUNY Oswego.</p><p>Programs typically take place on the first 
 Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 programs, they will be induc
 ted as a "<strong>Rice Creek Junior Naturalist</strong>."</p><p>Participati
 on is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please not
 e that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.</p><p>Children sh
 ould dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and out
 doors. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring du
 e to variable and muddy trail conditions.</p><p>2025 themes to include:</p>
 <ul><li>May 2025: Spring Foraging: Edible Plants</li><li>June 2025: Frog &a
 mp; Toad Fiesta</li><li>July 2025: No program this month</li><li>August 202
 5: Afloat on the Pond: Exploring Pond Life from Canoe &amp; Kayak</li><li>S
 eptember 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants</li><li>October 2025: Bats! - E
 vening program</li><li>November 2025: Pod Critters: Sustainable Animal Crea
 tions</li><li>December 2025: Owl Prowl - Evening program</li></ul>
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CREATED:20241224T013257
SUMMARY:Jr. Naturalist Program at Rice Creek
LOCATION:Rice Creek Field Station
DESCRIPTION:\nBudding junior naturalists and their families are invited for monthly the
 med programs at Rice Creek Field Station, involving nature walks and relate
 d activities. Environmental educators, current/retired K-12 teachers, will 
 be your guides to exploring the change of seasons, animals and plants, habi
 tats and natural communities of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natura
 l area and wildlife preserve operated by SUNY Oswego.\nPrograms typically t
 ake place on the first Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 progr
 ams, they will be inducted as a "Rice Creek Junior Naturalist."\nParticipat
 ion is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please no
 te that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.\nChildren should
  dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and outdoor
 s. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring due to
  variable and muddy trail conditions.\n2025 themes to include:\n\n - June 2
 025: Frog &amp; Toad Fiesta\n - July 2025: No program this month\n - August
  2025: Afloat on the Pond: Exploring Pond Life from Canoe &amp; Kayak\n - S
 eptember 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants\n - October 2025: Bats! - Eveni
 ng program\n - November 2025: Pod Critters: Sustainable Animal Creations\n 
 - December 2025: Owl Prowl - Evening program
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><img src="https://iheartoswego.com/images/jevents/2025/rice-creek-jr-nat
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 ed friends 2025" width="480" height="311" style="display: block; margin-lef
 t: auto; margin-right: auto;" /></p><p>Budding junior naturalists and their
  families are invited for monthly&nbsp;themed programs at Rice Creek Field 
 Station, involving nature walks and related activities. Environmental educa
 tors, current/retired K-12 teachers, will be your guides to exploring the c
 hange of seasons, animals and plants, habitats and natural communities&nbsp
 ;of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natural area and wildlife preserve
  operated by SUNY Oswego.</p><p>Programs typically take place on the first 
 Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 programs, they will be induc
 ted as a "<strong>Rice Creek Junior Naturalist</strong>."</p><p>Participati
 on is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please not
 e that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.</p><p>Children sh
 ould dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and out
 doors. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring du
 e to variable and muddy trail conditions.</p><p>2025 themes to include:</p>
 <ul><li>June 2025: Frog &amp; Toad Fiesta</li><li>July 2025: No program thi
 s month</li><li>August 2025: Afloat on the Pond: Exploring Pond Life from C
 anoe &amp; Kayak</li><li>September 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants</li><
 li>October 2025: Bats! - Evening program</li><li>November 2025: Pod Critter
 s: Sustainable Animal Creations</li><li>December 2025: Owl Prowl - Evening 
 program</li></ul>
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CREATED:20241224T013257
SUMMARY:Jr. Naturalist Program at Rice Creek
LOCATION:Rice Creek Field Station
DESCRIPTION:\nBudding junior naturalists and their families are invited for monthly the
 med programs at Rice Creek Field Station, involving nature walks and relate
 d activities. Environmental educators, current/retired K-12 teachers, will 
 be your guides to exploring the change of seasons, animals and plants, habi
 tats and natural communities of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natura
 l area and wildlife preserve operated by SUNY Oswego.\nPrograms typically t
 ake place on the first Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 progr
 ams, they will be inducted as a "Rice Creek Junior Naturalist."\nParticipat
 ion is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please no
 te that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.\nChildren should
  dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and outdoor
 s. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring due to
  variable and muddy trail conditions.\n2025 themes to include:\n\n - August
  2025: Afloat on the Pond: Exploring Pond Life from Canoe &amp; Kayak\n - S
 eptember 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants\n - October 2025: Bats! - Eveni
 ng program\n - November 2025: Pod Critters: Sustainable Animal Creations\n 
 - December 2025: Owl Prowl - Evening program
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 ed friends 2025" width="480" height="311" style="display: block; margin-lef
 t: auto; margin-right: auto;" /></p><p>Budding junior naturalists and their
  families are invited for monthly&nbsp;themed programs at Rice Creek Field 
 Station, involving nature walks and related activities. Environmental educa
 tors, current/retired K-12 teachers, will be your guides to exploring the c
 hange of seasons, animals and plants, habitats and natural communities&nbsp
 ;of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natural area and wildlife preserve
  operated by SUNY Oswego.</p><p>Programs typically take place on the first 
 Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 programs, they will be induc
 ted as a "<strong>Rice Creek Junior Naturalist</strong>."</p><p>Participati
 on is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please not
 e that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.</p><p>Children sh
 ould dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and out
 doors. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring du
 e to variable and muddy trail conditions.</p><p>2025 themes to include:</p>
 <ul><li>August 2025: Afloat on the Pond: Exploring Pond Life from Canoe &am
 p; Kayak</li><li>September 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants</li><li>Octob
 er 2025: Bats! - Evening program</li><li>November 2025: Pod Critters: Susta
 inable Animal Creations</li><li>December 2025: Owl Prowl - Evening program<
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CATEGORIES:Family and Kids, Free, Outdoors
CREATED:20241224T013257
SUMMARY:Jr. Naturalist Program at Rice Creek
LOCATION:Rice Creek Field Station
DESCRIPTION:\nBudding junior naturalists and their families are invited for monthly the
 med programs at Rice Creek Field Station, involving nature walks and relate
 d activities. Environmental educators, current/retired K-12 teachers, will 
 be your guides to exploring the change of seasons, animals and plants, habi
 tats and natural communities of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natura
 l area and wildlife preserve operated by SUNY Oswego.\nPrograms typically t
 ake place on the first Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 progr
 ams, they will be inducted as a "Rice Creek Junior Naturalist."\nParticipat
 ion is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please no
 te that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.\nChildren should
  dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and outdoor
 s. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring due to
  variable and muddy trail conditions.\n2025 themes to include:\n\n - Septem
 ber 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants\n - October 2025: Bats! - Evening pr
 ogram\n - November 2025: Pod Critters: Sustainable Animal Creations\n - Dec
 ember 2025: Owl Prowl - Evening program
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 ed friends 2025" width="480" height="311" style="display: block; margin-lef
 t: auto; margin-right: auto;" /></p><p>Budding junior naturalists and their
  families are invited for monthly&nbsp;themed programs at Rice Creek Field 
 Station, involving nature walks and related activities. Environmental educa
 tors, current/retired K-12 teachers, will be your guides to exploring the c
 hange of seasons, animals and plants, habitats and natural communities&nbsp
 ;of Rice Creek Field Station, a 350-acre natural area and wildlife preserve
  operated by SUNY Oswego.</p><p>Programs typically take place on the first 
 Saturday of each month. Once children attend 5 programs, they will be induc
 ted as a "<strong>Rice Creek Junior Naturalist</strong>."</p><p>Participati
 on is free for children and their families, and all are welcome. Please not
 e that children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.</p><p>Children sh
 ould dress to be comfortable for about 1.5 hours spent both indoors and out
 doors. Rain boots are highly encouraged in late fall, winter, and spring du
 e to variable and muddy trail conditions.</p><p>2025 themes to include:</p>
 <ul><li>September 2025: Fall Foraging: Edible Plants</li><li>October 2025: 
 Bats! - Evening program</li><li>November 2025: Pod Critters: Sustainable An
 imal Creations</li><li>December 2025: Owl Prowl - Evening program</li></ul>
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