The Adams Chapter of Trout Unlimited will hold a fly-tying workshop for beginners at the Boardman River Nature Center. Chapter members will be on hand to demonstrate basic fly-tying techniques and the tools necessary to get started tying your own flies. Everyone will walk away with a fly they created themselves and with a better understanding of fly fishing and aquatic ecology. This is an event for the entire family, but space is limited so sign up now. RSVP’s are…

The Peepers program is specifically developed for children ages 3-5. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of each session. These 90-minute nature programs include stories, crafts, music, and discovery activities. Each program ends with an outside portion that will vary between a short exploratory hike, a game, or engaging play (i.e. sand table/water table, digging, etc.) to bring the lesson to life. For more informations please visit: http://natureiscalling.org/learn/pre-k-programs/peepers/

The Peepers program is specifically developed for children ages 3-5. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of each session. These 90-minute nature programs include stories, crafts, music, and discovery activities. Each program ends with an outside portion that will vary between a short exploratory hike, a game, or engaging play (i.e. sand table/water table, digging, etc.) to bring the lesson to life. For more informations please visit: http://natureiscalling.org/learn/pre-k-programs/peepers/

Did you know GTCD's spring Seedling Sale only sells native trees and shrubs? These hardy habitat heroes do a great job of thriving in our area while feeding birds and pollinators. They also make the perfect replacements to help stop the re-invasion of invasive species after you've gone to all the trouble of removing them! This workshop has an emphasis on invasive species removal techniques with and without the use of chemicals. GTCD staff, including District Forester Kama Ross, Invasive…

The Peepers program is specifically developed for children ages 3-5. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of each session. These 90-minute nature programs include stories, crafts, music, and discovery activities. Each program ends with an outside portion that will vary between a short exploratory hike, a game, or engaging play (i.e. sand table/water table, digging, etc.) to bring the lesson to life. For more informations please visit: http://natureiscalling.org/learn/pre-k-programs/peepers/

The Forestry Assistance Program will man a booth. For more information, visit: www.gaylordhuntingexpo.com

This workshop has an emphasis on invasive species removal techniques with and without the use of chemicals by Liana May, Borealis Consulting, and Katie Grzesiak, NW Michigan Invasive Species Network Coordinator. Leelanau Conservation District staff will provide recommendations on the native plants to replace invasives.