Be an Early Bird or Nighthawk
Some animals are most active during twilight–dawn or dusk–because they can avoid predators and the warmest and coldest times of the day while still having some sunlight to explore. These…
Watch for Wildlife
Different kinds of wildlife are active at different times of the day. Part of being an excellent wildlife detective is just knowing when to look. Let’s Get Started You can…
Dig in the Dirt
When you think about an ecosystem, you might think of living things like plants and wildlife, and nonliving things like air and water. But did you know one of the…
Be a Voice for Wildlife
No matter how big or small we think we are, when we speak up together, our voices can have a huge impact! It can be as simple as talking to…
Make a Green Hour Resolution
The new year is the perfect time to start a simple habit that keeps you and your family healthy, happy, and connected to nature. A Green Hour™ resolution invites kids…
Make a Frozen Suncatcher
As temperatures change, water transforms from liquid to solid ice — a simple but powerful part of nature’s cycle. Whether you use winter air or a freezer, you can turn…
Observe a Snowflake
When temperatures are cold enough for snow, water vapor in the air freezes into ice crystals that form snowflakes. Each one grows as it moves through clouds, building its shape…
Have a Nature-Inspired Mother’s Day
Celebrate Mother’s Day by spending time together outdoors and creating meaningful memories and nature-inspired gifts. Mother’s Day is a great time to slow down, step outside, and connect with each…
