Saturday, November 16, 2024
1:00-2:30 p.m.
Mambourg Park
5531 Cincinnati-Zanesville Rd NE (US-22)
Lancaster, OH 43130
Animals in Winter
Ever wonder where bugs, birds, and mammals go in winter? Join us for this presentation about how animals prepare for and survive cold, long winters. After the program, please stay and join us for a hike (optional).
Where to Meet
Meet in the nature center. Please do not brings pets to this program; see below for more about pets.
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Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
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Squirrel in Snow | Photo Credit: 83024298 © creativecommonsstockphotos | Dreamstime.com
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ABOUT MAMBOURG PARK
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water is not available at this location.
Trails
Trail conditions will vary based on weather; be prepared with appropriate footwear to hike in muddy or slippery conditions. OAK TRAIL is about one mile long, includes a set of steps and a footbridge, and may be considered easy-to-moderate. Pets are not allowed on Oak Trail nor inside the nature center. HICKORY TRAIL is about one-and-a-half miles long, includes footbridges, and may be considered easy-to-moderate. Pets are welcome on Hickory Trail. They must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
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