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  • Fused Glass Sweater and Christmas Tree ornament with various colors and designs

    Art Heals: Fused Glass Holiday Ornaments – Park Rx

    Join us in this fun class to make a fused glass ornament workshop! This is an introduction to glass fusing workshop. In this 2-hour workshop, you will assemble pre-cut pieces to design two festive ornaments – one sweater and one tree. You can choose your pieces and design to make this uniquely yours. A Park Rx wellness program sponsor by Highmark Blue Shield.
  • Group of people raking leaves

    Volunteer Work Day – Park Rx

    Take this opportunity to work outside and help Wildwood’s continued park and habitat enhancement projects. Tools and work gloves provided. Pre-registration required.
  • Small bird sitting on a birdfeeder

    Birds & Coffee with Appalachian Audubon

    Stop by the Nature Center Bird Viewing Area for a warm cup of bird- friendly coffee, tea or hot cocoa with Appalachian Audubon Society. Discover what birds visit our feeders most often and learn how to identify each one. On the second Saturday from November - April, join us in observing and counting common feeder birds as part of Project FeederWatch. Pre-registration is not required.
  • owl in a tree with his food capture in his grasp

    Cadette Girl Scouts: Night Owl

    Night has captured human imagination since the dawn of time. Join us as day turns to night to fulfill requirements for the Cadette Night Owl badge. Scouts will explore Wildwood, discover the myths of the stars and moon and learn about adaptations of nocturnal animals. Turn out the lights, tune in your senses and step out into the night! Please bring a snack, drink and something for dinner (no cooking is available). Pre-registration required.
  • Squirrel breaking an acorn open

    Kids Discover: Get Ready for Winter! (Ages 4-6)

    Wild animals are very busy in the fall. Winter is coming! Discover how the animals in Wildwood Park prepare for the winter-from making dens to storing food to migrating south! Examine how fur and feathers can keep an animal warm and go on a scavenger hike in search of good spots for animals to find food and shelter in the Park! The afternoon will end with a craft and take-home activities. Registrants must be accompanied by a chaperone for the duration of the program. A maximum of one chaperone per child is permitted. Space is limited. Pre-registration required.
  • ducks in the water

    Waterfowl Walk – Park Rx

    Join Volunteers Rick and Peggy Price to search for migrating waterfowl along the Towpath Trail. There may be other migratory birds such as Winter Wrens and Rusty Blackbirds. Pre-registration required.
  • Christmas Tree made from various colors of mosaic glass

    Art Heals: Mosaic Christmas Tree Workshop - Park Rx

    'Tis the season to make a Christmas tree mosaic! Learn to make a beautiful 10" tall Christmas tree mosaic in this workshop hosted by Amanda from Mosaic Montage. This is a beginner-level workshop, no prior experience is needed. During the class, you will get to pick from multiple shades of machine-tumbled stained glass to create your one-of-a-kind decorated Christmas tree. Ages 8 and older.
  • Two Girl scouts showing off their projects

    Junior Girl Scouts: Animal Habitats

    Animals live all around us, but each species has survival requirements connecting them to a habitat! In this hands-on program, scouts will discover wild animals’ needs and adaptations; explore the wetland and forest habitats of Wildwood Park; and examine far-off endangered ecosystems. Scouts will also discuss ways to improve habitat for wildlife around their school or neighborhood and make a small bird feeder to take home. Please bring a drink, snack, and lunch. Dress for the weather. Sneakers or other close-toed shoes recommended. Pre-registration required
  • Oak tree that has started changing into fall colors

    November Hike – Adventure Awaits

    Join a Naturalist for a hike on some of Wildwood’s less-traveled trails. Admire the fall foliage and clearer views of the Lake as the leaves fall. Please dress for the weather and wear sturdy close-toed shoes. Hike will be around 3 miles. Pre-registration required.
  • Local foraged fruit

    Wild Recipes: Fall Foraging in Your Backyard

    Curious about edible plants and how to utilize them to create yummy fall recipes? Join Naturalists at Wildwood Park to learn how to cook with a variety of fall fruits and nuts. Samples of each edible treat will be provided. Pre-registration required.