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SUMMARY:Import From Zap Calendar 12212022 - Guided Nature Walk
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DESCRIPTION:<p><img src="images/jevents/2022/Trillium.png" alt="Trillium" width="320" h
 eight="239" /></p><p>Saturday June 18, 2022<span class="Apple-tab-span"> </
 span>(also June 25----July 9, 16, 23, 30----Aug 13, 20, 27----Sept 10, 17) 
 all 11 AM<br class="" />11 AM<br class="" />Guided Nature Walk<br class="" 
 />Rice Creek Field Station<br class="" />193 Thompson Road<br class="" />Os
 wego, NY 13126<br class="" /><br class="" /><a href="https://www.oswego.edu
 /rice-creek/" class=""></a><a href="https://www.oswego.edu/rice-creek/">htt
 ps://www.oswego.edu/rice-creek/</a></p><div class=""><br class="" />Rice Cr
 eek's naturalists will be your guides as you explore the forests, fields, w
 etlands, and waterways of Rice Creek Field Station, a&nbsp;350-acre wildlif
 e preserve dedicated to supporting research and education.<br class="" /><b
 r class="" />These free walks are open to the general public and suitable f
 or all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on&nb
 sp;one of Rice Creek's four trails, and 1 to 1.5 hours in length. Adult-siz
 ed snowshoes are available in winter, trail conditions permitting.&nbsp;Par
 ticipants who are not fully vaccinated and boosted are asked to bring a mas
 k in case they need to visit the indoor restroom&nbsp;facilities, per SUNY 
 Oswego policies.&nbsp;<br class="" /><br class="" />During the walk, &nbsp;
 a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek
  from its early days as working farmland to&nbsp;today. Additionally, the n
 aturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings,
  plant blooms, seasonal changes, and&nbsp;more. Participants are encouraged
  to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. P
 hotography, journaling&nbsp;and sketching are all welcome activities during
  the walk.<br class="" /><br class="" />The topic, duration, and terrain le
 vel can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with
  young children are&nbsp;encouraged to join: naturalists, current and retir
 ed school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in n
 ature.&nbsp;<br class="" /><br class="" /></div><p>Participants should come
  dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails
  may be muddy, especially during&nbsp;late fall, winter, and spring. An adu
 lt must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please rea
 ch out to the Rice&nbsp;Creek staff at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:rcfs@oswego.edu
 ">rcfs@oswego.edu</a>&nbsp;or 315.312.6677.</p> <a href="https://iheartoswe
 go.com/41876/guided-nature-walk.html?tmpl=component">This event was importe
 d from: https://iheartoswego.com/41876/guided-nature-walk.html?tmpl=compone
 nt</a>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><img src="https://iheartoswego.com/images/jevents/2022/Trillium.png" alt
 ="Trillium" width="320" height="239" /></p><p>Saturday June 18, 2022<span c
 lass="Apple-tab-span"> </span>(also June 25----July 9, 16, 23, 30----Aug 13
 , 20, 27----Sept 10, 17) all 11 AM<br class="" />11 AM<br class="" />Guided
  Nature Walk<br class="" />Rice Creek Field Station<br class="" />193 Thomp
 son Road<br class="" />Oswego, NY 13126<br class="" /><br class="" /><a hre
 f="https://www.oswego.edu/rice-creek/" class=""></a><a href="https://www.os
 wego.edu/rice-creek/">https://www.oswego.edu/rice-creek/</a></p><div class=
 ""><br class="" />Rice Creek's naturalists will be your guides as you explo
 re the forests, fields, wetlands, and waterways of Rice Creek Field Station
 , a&nbsp;350-acre wildlife preserve dedicated to supporting research and ed
 ucation.<br class="" /><br class="" />These free walks are open to the gene
 ral public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle 
 to moderate terrain on&nbsp;one of Rice Creek's four trails, and 1 to 1.5 h
 ours in length. Adult-sized snowshoes are available in winter, trail condit
 ions permitting.&nbsp;Participants who are not fully vaccinated and boosted
  are asked to bring a mask in case they need to visit the indoor restroom&n
 bsp;facilities, per SUNY Oswego policies.&nbsp;<br class="" /><br class="" 
 />During the walk, &nbsp;a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecologi
 cal history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to&nbsp;t
 oday. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries 
 such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and&nbsp;more. Pa
 rticipants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask q
 uestions along the way. Photography, journaling&nbsp;and sketching are all 
 welcome activities during the walk.<br class="" /><br class="" />The topic,
  duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and
  interests. Families with young children are&nbsp;encouraged to join: natur
 alists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and in
 spiring young people in nature.&nbsp;<br class="" /><br class="" /></div><p
 >Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boot
 s are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during&nbsp;late fall, w
 inter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. 
 For questions, please reach out to the Rice&nbsp;Creek staff at&nbsp;<a hre
 f="mailto:rcfs@oswego.edu">rcfs@oswego.edu</a>&nbsp;or 315.312.6677.</p> <a
  href="https://iheartoswego.com/41876/guided-nature-walk.html?tmpl=componen
 t">This event was imported from: https://iheartoswego.com/41876/guided-natu
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