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Amphibians and Reptiles

Come meet one of the ambassador snakes who calls Powder Valley home. Learn all about that species and hear about its journey of coming to live at the Nature Center. After the snake encounter, spend time enjoying the rest of the exhibits! An MDC naturalist and ambassador snake will be located inside the Nature Center lobby.

Amphibians and Reptiles

Come meet one of the ambassador snakes who calls Powder Valley home. Learn all about that species and hear about its journey of coming to live at the Nature Center. After the snake encounter, spend time enjoying the rest of the exhibits! An MDC naturalist and ambassador snake will be located inside the Nature Center lobby.

Nocturnal Animals

Hoo hoo hoo's that hooting in the woods? Come learn about the many different owls that call Missouri home. After a short educational talk, experience a walk in the woods at night as we attempt to speak with some of our local chatty Barred owls. The walk will take place on the Broken Ridge trail, which is approximately 2/3 mile long. Be prepared for inclines and declines. Bug spray is highly recommended. Make sure to bring good walking shoes and a flashlight.

Wildlife

Join us virtually to learn about biomimicry! Biomimicry is all around us, from the way we clasp our shoes to how our coats keep us warm in the winter. Humans take inspiration from nature to make technology and designs more effective. We’ll explore biomimicry throughout history and how scientists today are still studying nature’s remarkable features to create new and efficient designs for the future.

Hiking

Beat the heat this summer and go on a morning hike at Claire Gempp Davidson Conservation Area. We will explore the history and emerging wildlife this unique area has to offer.

Mammals

Missouri is home to some unique and curious critters. Come learn about Missouri mammals and what makes them special. After the lesson you will leave with a foot impression of your favorite Missouri mammal.

Wildlife

Missouri is home to a few venomous and poisonous organisms. These organisms are often mistaken for harmless ones. Log on to learn more about these species.

This is a virtual program. A Webex link will be sent to registered participants.

Amphibians and Reptiles

Get an up-close look at the fascinating feeding habits of Missouri venomous snakes! Join Powder Valley naturalists virtually for the feeding of our captive snakes while learning more about the interesting lives of both copperheads and timber rattlesnakes. Please register all individuals who will be watching the livestream (including children) so that we may get an accurate total for the amount of people who participated in this program.