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SUMMARY:October Approaches: Cacapon
DESCRIPTION:Our orange and black winged insects are moving on. On September 27 – 29\, 2022\, let’s learn about monarch migration\, the lifecycle of butterflies (fascinating)\, and more. If  you can’t attend the programs\, do visit the nature center or hike a trail and enjoy the approach of fall.  All programs start from the nature center unless indicated. \nTUESDAY\, September 27\, 2022 \n10:00AM\n Monarch Migration\nWatch a series of videos on the life cycle of a monarch and the amazing migration to Mexico. Informational handouts\, crafts\, games and more! \n1:00PM\nMagnificent Monarchs\nDiscover the monarch’s many life stages and life journeys. Explore the milkweed for caterpillars & chrysalis.  \nWEDNESDAY\, September 28\, 2022\n11:30AM\nThe CCC Boys: A West Virginia Legacy\nThe CCC boys left a legacy that can still be enjoyed all over WV in the forests they planted and parks they helped to build. (30 min film) \n1:00PM\nSpirit of Cacapon\nMeet at the Nature Center to take a short walk and discover how the CCC boys…the Civilian Conservation Corps left it’s mark on Cacapon.  \nTHURSDAY\, September 29\, 2022\n10:00AM\nSpiderVerse\nLearn the importance of spiders and how we are all connected in the web of life.  \n1:00PM\nOur WV Clouds\nLook up! What type of cloud do you see? Join seasonal naturalists to learn about some common clouds.  Let’s see what shapes clouds are making as we look up!  YPP \n2022 Monarch Migration Info\nPeak dates for the local area (Morgan County\, W.Va.) is September 14 – 26\, 2022.\nHelpful sites to watch the migration and to log in your own sightings!\nMonarchwatch.org\nMonarchjointventure.org\nJourneynorth.org \nThe nature center is a great stop for all ages\, showcasing exhibits on the park history and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Camp Morgan 1934-41. Other West Virginia natural exhibits include an extensive taxidermy collection of  wildlife- fish\, birds\, fox\, bobcat\, mountain lion\, deer\, elk\, and eastern grey wolf! Also\, hands-on sand displays for wildlife tracks and a new geology interactive map to design your own mountains\, rivers and lakes.
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/october-approaches-cacapon/
LOCATION:Cacapon Resort State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:Elk Management Tour Evening: Chief Logan
DESCRIPTION:Elk Management Tours in West Virginia are designed to learn about and visit where the reintroduction of elk in the Mountain State occurred. The three-to-four-hour activity begins at 4:00 p.m. at Chief Logan Lodge\, Thursday\, September 29\, 2022 \nThe tour ticket includes an afternoon snack\, “All About Elk” conversation\, transportation to the elk translocation site\, and outdoor time walking to experience the terrain\, vegetation\, elk habitat and potential sighting and souvenir. Tours are limited to 12 participants and reservations are required in advance. Masks may be necessary during transportation. Hearing or seeing an elk bull or cow is not guaranteed. The elk are free roaming and not penned. Sunset at the tour site is outstanding in addition to looking and listening for elk and observation of other wildlife or wildlife signs in the area. Walking/hiking is involved. \nThese considerations are necessary: carry-on items must be small to accommodate passengers more comfortably and only if necessary. The tour is not recommended for youth under age 12. Pets are not permitted. Participants should refrain from use of scented products. Packing food on the tour is discouraged – wild animals have excellent sensory abilities and may react adversely. Sturdy\, closed-toe shoes or boots are required\, no flip-flops or sandals. Long pants should be worn. Up to two miles of walking may occur at the management area with some moderate inclines\, but all at a reasonable pace. Binoculars are available to borrow. \nThe cost is $34 per person. Ticket or package prices include taxes\, but not gratuity. Advanced reservations are required for tours and may be purchased online and found on the link\, https://wvstateparks.com/things-to-do/elk-management-tours. \nLauren Cole\, Naturalist/Biologist is the tour leader. Cole is a member of the National Association of Interpreters and a Certified Interpretive Guide. \nReserve lodging online: \nBook Now
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/elk-management-tour-evening-chief-logan-4/
LOCATION:Chief Logan State Park\, United States
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