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Beginners’ Nature Photography Hike to the Confluence
Photographs by: Cathysue Smick, Tina Cheung, Keith Woodyard, Pat Behle, August Wise, and Anna Cooke
Nature photography is a great way to learn more about and connect with the nature around you. You don’t need a fancy camera to get started. You may even be shocked by the photographs you can take with just your smartphone!
These photographs were taken in January 2022 by participants of the Beginners’ Nature Photography Hike to the Confluence at Columbia Bottom Conservation Area. We hiked to the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, stopping often along the way to snap photographs that inspired us. Even though it was a cold winter’s day, participants were still able to capture the beauty of Columbia Bottom.
If you’re interested in a nature photography program or any of the Missouri Department of Conservation’s other free programs, head to www.mdc.mo.gov/events to see upcoming programs.
It’s the ultimate partnership between man and bird. The sport of falconry goes back thousands of years.and is still a popular sport today. Join Powder Valley staff as area falconers gather to offer the rare chance to observe and learn about these fascinating feathered hunters. Listen as a seasoned falconer explains how to get started in this age-old sport. The falconers will display their falconry equipment, hoods, and other equipment, as well as live birds – the birds that they use in their sport. You will have the opportunity to ask the falconry team questions and see their hunting partners up close.
Learn the history of maple sugaring, visit the sugar bush to see where sap is collected, and learn how to turn the sap into syrup. The entire program is outdoors, so please dress for the weather. A portion of the trail is not stroller/wheelchair accessible.
Please register each participant.
Learn the history of maple sugaring, visit the sugar bush to see where sap is collected, and learn how to turn the sap into syrup. The entire program is outdoors, so please dress for the weather. A portion of the trail is not stroller/wheelchair accessible.
Please register each participant.
Everyone loves a good story, and we have a lovely one here at Rockwoods Reservation! You and your little one can listen as our Naturalist reads a couple poems from Vulture Verses: Love Poems for Unloved by Diane Lang. **Story time will be every 30 minutes.
Participants will get to create their own valentines as they learn to befriend even the scariest critters. They will even get to meet some of the critters highlighted in the book.
Registration is not required. Feel free to stop by Rockwoods Reservation Education anytime between 11am-1pm.
Learn the history of maple sugaring, visit the sugar bush to see where sap is collected, and learn how to turn the sap into syrup. The entire program is outdoors, so please dress for the weather. A portion of the trail is not stroller/wheelchair accessible.
Please register each participant.
Learn the history of maple sugaring, visit the sugar bush to see where sap is collected, and learn how to turn the sap into syrup. The entire program is outdoors, so please dress for the weather. A portion of the trail is not stroller/wheelchair accessible.
Please register each participant.
Learn the history of maple sugaring, visit the sugar bush to see where sap is collected, and learn how to turn the sap into syrup. The entire program is outdoors, so please dress for the weather. A portion of the trail is not stroller/wheelchair accessible.
Please register each participant.
Learn the history of maple sugaring, visit the sugar bush to see where sap is collected, and learn how to turn the sap into syrup. The entire program is outdoors, so please dress for the weather. A portion of the trail is not stroller/wheelchair accessible.
Please register each participant.
Did you know the Mississippi River hosts one of North America’s largest concentrations of bald eagles? They are drawn to areas of open water in search of fish, their preferred food. The colder the weather, the better the chances of seeing them fish, ride ice floes, soar overhead and roost in nearby trees! Eagle lovers of all ages are invited to the Audubon Center at Riverlands in West Alton on February 11, 2023. Visitors are welcome to view eagles through spotting scopes staffed by trained volunteers, as well as attend a live Bald Eagle program presented by the World Bird Sanctuary.
Due to limited space, registration is required for this event. Please individually register every person planning to attend.
For more information visit Eagle Days - Great Rivers Greenway. https://greatriversgreenway.org/eagledays/
Did you know the Mississippi River hosts one of North America’s largest concentrations of bald eagles? They are drawn to areas of open water in search of fish, their preferred food. The colder the weather, the better the chances of seeing them fish, ride ice floes, soar overhead and roost in nearby trees! Eagle lovers of all ages are invited to the Audubon Center at Riverlands in West Alton on February 11, 2023. Visitors are welcome to view eagles through spotting scopes staffed by trained volunteers, as well as attend a live Bald Eagle program presented by the World Bird Sanctuary.
Due to limited space, registration is required for this event. Please individually register every person planning to attend.
For more information visit Eagle Days - Great Rivers Greenway. https://greatriversgreenway.org/eagledays/
Did you know the Mississippi River hosts one of North America’s largest concentrations of bald eagles? They are drawn to areas of open water in search of fish, their preferred food. The colder the weather, the better the chances of seeing them fish, ride ice floes, soar overhead and roost in nearby trees! Eagle lovers of all ages are invited to the Audubon Center at Riverlands in West Alton on February 11, 2023. Visitors are welcome to view eagles through spotting scopes staffed by trained volunteers, as well as attend a live Bald Eagle program presented by the World Bird Sanctuary.
Due to limited space, registration is required for this event. Please individually register every person planning to attend.
For more information visit Eagle Days - Great Rivers Greenway. https://greatriversgreenway.org/eagledays/
Did you know the Mississippi River hosts one of North America’s largest concentrations of bald eagles? They are drawn to areas of open water in search of fish, their preferred food. The colder the weather, the better the chances of seeing them fish, ride ice floes, soar overhead and roost in nearby trees! Eagle lovers of all ages are invited to the Audubon Center at Riverlands in West Alton on February 11, 2023. Visitors are welcome to view eagles through spotting scopes staffed by trained volunteers, as well as attend a live Bald Eagle program presented by the World Bird Sanctuary.
Due to limited space, registration is required for this event. Please individually register every person planning to attend.
For more information visit Eagle Days - Great Rivers Greenway. https://greatriversgreenway.org/eagledays/
Did you know the Mississippi River hosts one of North America’s largest concentrations of bald eagles? They are drawn to areas of open water in search of fish, their preferred food. The colder the weather, the better the chances of seeing them fish, ride ice floes, soar overhead and roost in nearby trees! Eagle lovers of all ages are invited to the Audubon Center at Riverlands in West Alton on February 11, 2023. Visitors are welcome to view eagles through spotting scopes staffed by trained volunteers, as well as attend a live Bald Eagle program presented by the World Bird Sanctuary.
Due to limited space, registration is required for this event. Please individually register every person planning to attend.
For more information visit Eagle Days - Great Rivers Greenway. https://greatriversgreenway.org/eagledays/
Did you know the Mississippi River hosts one of North America’s largest concentrations of bald eagles? They are drawn to areas of open water in search of fish, their preferred food. The colder the weather, the better the chances of seeing them fish, ride ice floes, soar overhead and roost in nearby trees! Eagle lovers of all ages are invited to the Audubon Center at Riverlands in West Alton on February 11, 2023. Visitors are welcome to view eagles through spotting scopes staffed by trained volunteers, as well as attend a live Bald Eagle program presented by the World Bird Sanctuary.
Due to limited space, registration is required for this event. Please individually register every person planning to attend.
For more information visit Eagle Days - Great Rivers Greenway. https://greatriversgreenway.org/eagledays/
Come spend this day searching for your favorite tree to love. Can we find tree branches hugging? Learn all about the benefits of trees!
From 10:00 - 10:25, we will have a special guest joining us from Kirkwood Public Library for storytime!
This class is designed for ages 0 - 2. Please dress for the weather.Come spend this day searching for your favorite tree to love. Can we find tree branches hugging? Learn all about the benefits of trees!
From 9:30 - 9:55, we will have a special guest joining us from Kirkwood Public Library for storytime!
This class is designed for ages 3 - 5. Please dress for the weather.