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Discover Nature - Fishing Lesson 1

Discover Nature – Fishing Lesson 1 Description:

*This lesson is required for anyone wanting to take Lessons 2-4*

Discover Nature Fishing Lesson 1

This beginning class involves hands-on instruction to teach new anglers basic fishing techniques and skills. Participants will learn parts of a fishing pole, how to properly and safely cast a spin-cast rod and reel, how to recognize and rig basic fishing tackle, and how to properly handle and release a fish.

Orienteering and GPS

Geocaching can be a great way to explore the outdoors and feel like you’re a part of a modern-day treasure hunt! Join us at Carondelet Park to learn the basics of geocaching and how to use a GPS unit. Then set off on your own nature treasure hunt around the west end of the park. Who knows what you’ll discover along the way!

No previous geocaching experience necessary. All supplies will be provided.

Wild Edibles

This program is part of our year-long Wild Edible Plants series, with each month highlighting a different plant part or type of plant. The series emphasizes conservation, respectful harvesting, and building a meaningful connection to the land. Participants will build confidence in understanding when, where, and how wild plants can be used as a sustainable food source.

Hiking

Meet our naturalist at the Turkey Ridge Trail for a social hike! Birds and mammals are stirring, and there are colors everywhere... April is the best time to see the gorgeous native wildflowers of Rockwoods and try to scope morels! Come meet new friends, enjoy the fresh air, and learn a few flowers along the way.

The hike will be a 2-mile loop that is moderately steep. Dress and prepare for the weather. All ages welcome! The trailhead is located on the other side of 109 from the main entrance to Rockwoods Reservation.

Nature Art

Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center is pleased to feature local photographer Anita Kensler in our art gallery hall in March of 2026.

"In 2020, schools closed for the second half of the school year due to the spread of Covid-19. The unexpected pause gave me the opportunity to reconnect with a long-forgotten passion- photography.