It’s not every day that we observe Mother Nature.  She’s careful regarding when she can be seen by humans.  One of her favorite stops however, is Hobbs State Park.  Every 2^nd Saturday of the month she drops in at the Park’s visitor center to tell timely stories to her little human friends.   Readings begin at 10:30 a.m.   Story time will be followed by “hands-on” nature-craft activities.  Humans of all ages are welcome, however most stories target those 3-6 years of age.

Upcoming Mother Nature visits:

Feb.  8^th         The Woods in Winter:  Where are the Animals?

Mar. 14th       Getting Ready for Spring:  Changes in the Woods

Apr. 11^th          Dandelions:  Stars in the Grass

May 9^th           Around the Pond:  Frogs and Toads

June 13^th        Animals in the Night

July 11^th         Water Dance-Water Cycle & Storm Drain Pollution

Aug. 8^th          Caterpillar to Butterfly

Sept. 12^th       Autumn in the Woods:  Preparing for Winter

Oct. 10th         Bats: Not Really Scary

Nov. 14th        It’s Turkey Time

Dec. 12^th        Who Goes There?  Footprints and Animal Signs

Meet Mother Nature in the lobby of the Hobbs State Park – Conservation Area visitor center located on Hwy 12 just east of the Hwy 12/War Eagle Road intersection. 

Cost:  Free    - Length: one hour.  For more information call:  479-789-5000