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Oct162020

MPRB Announces Fall Nature Programs for Adults

Via an October 16 e-announcement from the Minnepaolis Park and Rec Board:

Get Outside and into Nature!

Programs are based out of the Kroening Interpretive Center at North Mississippi Regional Park, located at 4900 Mississippi Court, Minneapolis, MN 55430. Email: NorthMississippi@minneapolisparks.org

Fall Tree Identification

Friday October 23     10-11:30am

What can you learn from a leaf? During this season of change, the world is awash with colors from the trees, but is a leaf enough to identify a tree? Walk the park with a naturalist to observe and learn about this impressive color change while taking a closer look at tree leaves and using a dichotomous key to identify different species you find.

Ages 18+ Pre-registration is REQUIRED, there are a limited number of spots available. This program takes place outside. Please dress for the weather.

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Noticing Nature Hike

Tuesday October 27     5-6pm

Get outside for a peaceful walk through the park to observe and track the seasonal happenings of plants and animals with a naturalist guide. Reset your mind and body from over-stimulation and become grounded in nature while appreciating its ever-changing elements. Socialize, exercise and contribute to the study of Phenology all while socially distancing!

Interested youth ages 12+ welcome. Pre-registration is encouraged, there are a limited number of spots available. This program takes place outside. Please dress for the weather.

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Trail Trekkers

Saturday November 7     10-11am

Spend the morning walkin' or a rollin' on park paths with a naturalist guide in search of nature's treasures during this outdoor program for adults with developmental disabilities. Come enjoy the exploration - who knows what we may find!

Ages 18+ Pre-registration is encouraged, there are a limited number of spots available. This program takes place outside. Please dress for the weather.

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Noticing Nature Twilight Hike

Tuesday November 24th     5-6pm

Get outside for a peaceful walk through the park to observe and track the seasonal happenings of plants and animals with a naturalist guide. Reset your mind and body from over-stimulation and become grounded in nature while appreciating its ever-changing elements. Socialize, exercise and contribute to the study of Phenology all while socially distancing!

Interested youth ages 12+ welcome. Pre-registration is encouraged, there are a limited number of spots available. This program takes place outside. Please dress for the weather.

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During ALL in-person outdoor programs:

- Participants must agree to wear a face covering.

- Maintain social distancing of at least 6 feet from staff and individuals from other households at all times.

- Complete a self-assessment of health prior to attending.

- Participants with any signs of illness are to stay home.

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