Description:

Roaming Naturalists is a monthly hike designed for adults (all ages welcome) that want to learn more about the natural world. Topics will range from birds to plants to insects and beyond. While each hike will have a topic of focus, we will allow the interest of the group and the surprises that nature throws at us to determine what we learn on our hike.

See Monthly Topics Here

Program Fees:

• Free, but donations are appreciated

Registration Required:

• No, but preferred (You will receive a reminder email if you register ahead of time.)

Things to bring: 

• Reusable water bottle
• Bug spray 
• Dress in layers
• Appropriate footwear

Notes: We will head off-site for this roaming naturalists hike. Meet at the Audubon Center at Riverlands by 9:15am where we will stroll along the Mississippi River looking for waterfowl and other species. Then we can take a drive to the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. 301 Riverlands Way, West Alton, MO

Tags: Free Morning (Before 11am) Off-Site Nature Education Family (All Ages)

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