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SUMMARY:July & Summer Fun: North Bend
DESCRIPTION:North Bend State Park is a great place for early July activities. Find these activities at the park from July 26 – 29\, 2023. Activities begin at the nature center. \nWednesday\, July 26\, 202310:00 am- Noon Nature Center Open \n1:00 pm- 1:45 pm Basketball Game2:00 pm- 3:15 pm Hike to Tunnel 13 on the North Bend Rail Trail3:45 PM- 4:15 PM Creek Critters5:00 pm- 6:00 pm Turtle Trouble Game \nThursday\, July 27\, 202310:00 am- Noon Nature Center Open1:15 pm- 2:45 pm Fire Starting3:15 pm- 4:00 pm Sand Art5:00 pm- 6:00 pm Edible plants \nFriday\, July 28\, 202310:00 am- Noon Nature Center Open1:00 pm- 2:00 pm Overhanging Rock Trail3:00 pm- 4:00 pm Bird Watching5:00 pm- 6:00 pm Tree Measuring \nSaturday\, July 29\, 20232:00 pm- 4:00 pm Nature Center Open5:00 pm- 6:00 pm Native Plant Talk7:00 pm- 8:00 pm Bug Friends9:00 pm- 10:00 pm Night Hike \nCome visit and come to have fun at North Bend State Park. For more information email northbendsp@wv.gov or call 304.643.2931.
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/july-summer-fun-north-bend/
LOCATION:North Bend State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bearwise. Archery. Winged Things: Holly River
DESCRIPTION:Birds\, bow and arrows\, and moths dominate activities at Holly River State Park from July 27-29\, 2023. Join Master Naturalist Jane Birdsong for these nature based activities and traditional recreational pursuits of archery and hiking when visiting Holly River. \nTHURSDAY\, July 27\, 20232 pm – BLACK BEARSLearn new discoveries & fascinating facts about WV’s largest mammal. Shake hands with a bear paw & play a game to learn more! All ages are welcome. This is a great program to learn about how to be bear wise. Windy Gap Schoolyard (Old Pavilion if rainy) YPP \n4 pm – ARCHERYLearn to hold a bow\, load arrows\, target shoot & long shots. Look for the naturalist at the archery range in the game field across from the office. All ages welcome. A great opportunity to learn archery. \n9:30 pm – MOTH NIGHT @ MAPLE CAMPGROUNDLook for the illuminated white sheet; we hope to attract some of the largest & most interesting night flyers. Moths! \nFRIDAY\, July 28 202310:30 am – BADMINTON & Frisbee Friday @ the PoolJoin Naturalist Jane at the badminton net behind the pool for a game\, then cool off in the pool\, catch Frisbees as you jump off the diving board. \n2 pm – BIRD MIGRATION CHALLENGEExperience the hazards birds must face as you play an interactive game in Windy Gap Schoolyard. Each “bird” follows a path to reach the next rest stop. Will you make it to your summer home? All ages have a blast completing this easy challenge. YPP \n4 pm – ARCHERYLearn to hold a bow\, load arrows\, target shoot & long shots. Look for the naturalist at the archery range in the game field across from the office. \n9:30 pm – MOTH NIGHT @ HEMLOCK CAMPGROUNDLook for the illuminated white sheet; we hope to attract some of the largest & most interesting night flyers. \nSATURDAY\, July 29\, 20239 am – HIKE REVERIE TRAILHike the Reverie Trail to Tecumseh Falls & back approx. 2 hrs with asnack break & rest at the falls. Wear sturdy shoes\, bring water & snacks. Hiking sticks or trek poles are helpful. Meet naturalist on office porch @ 9 or trailhead @ 9:15 \n2 pm – BUTTERFLIES & MOTHSLearn the differences between these 2 amazing & short-lived flying insects\, Color one to take home. You’ll discover some of these same winged-things at your home too. Meet at the Balli Shelter \n4 pm – ARCHERYLearn to hold a bow\, load arrows\, target shoot & long shots. Look for the naturalist at the archery range in the game field across from the Holly River State Park office. \nYPP –Young People for Parks centers on environmental activities that encourage youth of ages 6 – 15 to get outdoors and explore nature. All these programs are FREE & open to the public . Ask the naturalist how to earn a YPP reward. \nReserve lodging: \nBook Now
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/bearwise-archery-winged-things-holly-river/
LOCATION:Holly River State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:Another Really Great Weekend: Twin Falls
DESCRIPTION:Visit Twin Falls and enjoy these activities July 28-29\, 2023. Butterflies\, solar ovens\, and a glow walk invites you to attend. Fee free. Open to the public. Family friendly. Join us!! \nFRIDAY\, July 28\, 202310:00am. – “BE A FRIEND TO POLLINATORS”Pollinators are in trouble! Bees\, bats and other animal pollinators face many challenges in the modern world. Habitat loss\, disease\, parasites\, and environmental contaminants have all contributed to the decline of many species of pollinators. Meet at the Amphitheater area to learn how you can help. Program will last around 30 minutes. This program will not be canceled due to rain. (YPP) Lead by Ace England Our Summer Naturalist\, Ace is new to the game but is very excited to lead and learn about the natural world. Participants will receive a handout with information on how you can help pollinators and also a seed packet containing seeds to get your own garden started. \n12:00pm. – “FALLS TRAIL HIKE”Hike\, stroll\, or walk whichever is best for you. Meet at the Falls Trail parking lot located near the front entrance of the park to visit both the Foley Falls and the Blackfork Falls and get a look at the two famous falls that was the namesake to “Twin Falls’ Resort State Park. This is aloop trail and is 1 ¼ mile long very rocky along the bottom portion of the trail\, the trail tends to hold water so it can be muddy and soft in areas. Wear sturdy boots\, bring some water and bug spray and join us. (YPP) Lead by Ace England Summer Naturalist. \n2:00pm – 4:00pm NATURE CENTER r will be open. \nSATURDAY\, July 29\, 202312:00pm. “SOLAR OVENS”Bring the kids to Shelter 4 to make solar ovens with Ace our Summer Naturalist. The solar oven you build in this activity is a relatively simple one made from a pizza box\, aluminum foil\, plastic wrap\, and a sheet of paper. Parents are encouraged to help in the activity. (YPP) Allow 1 hour \n2:00pm. To 4:00pm. – NATURE CENTER will be open. \n5:00pm. “SUMMER BUTTERFLIES”Did you know that the earliest known butterfly fossils date from approximately 40 to 50 million years ago? That’s a really long time ago and these beautiful insects are very much carrying on their genes year after year for hopefully millions more. \nWest Virginia hosts 138 species of butterflies. Meet at the Amphitheater area as Ace tries and net some species that call Twin Falls home. Allow 30 minutes for the program. (YPP) \n9:00pm. “GLOW WALK”Let’s light it up! The walk will be on the cart path of the front 9 of our beautiful Twin Falls championship golf course. Bring your glow sticks and get as crazy as you can to glow\, we will offer glow sticks to participants so no need to stress if you don’t have what you need\, we have you covered! Meet at the Pro Shop parking lot located near the Splash Pad.
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/another-really-great-weekend-twin-falls/
LOCATION:Twin Falls Resort State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:It's a Wrap: Cacapon
DESCRIPTION:Cacapon wraps up the last weekend of July with a variety of great nature based activities July 28 – 30\, 2023. From hogwart adaptations\, looking for a Monarch’s eggs\, to Irish Road Bowling\, these neat activities and others are conducted or begin at the nature center unless noted. \nFriday\, July 28\, 202310:00AM Hogwarts School of WizardryAre you a Harry Potter fan? Discover some very special animal survival adaptations that are almost magical. Then design your own wand and spell to create your own magical being. YPP \n11:30AM WV SnakesLearn helpful ways to tell if a snake is venomous or non-venomous. Learn some fun facts about common WV snakes. (No Live Snakes in program) YPP \n1:30PM Monarch Egg SurveySearch for a monarch egg on the milkweed plants. Use a magnifying glass to help conduct a Monarch Joint Venture Survey. YPP \n3:00PM How do Plants Grow?Learn about what plants need to grow and the lifecycle of a flowering plant\, followed by a fun board game. YPP \n4:00-6:00PM Welcome to Cacapon!Meet the Park Naturalist at the lodge to answer any general park questions you may have or find out what amazing recreation and nature activities Cacapon has to offer. Welcome toCacapon Resort State Park! \n7:45PM Evening StrollMeet park naturalists at the lodge front desk. Meander down the edge of the lodge lawn towards the wildflower fields following our new Blue Bird Trail. A great opportunity for photos. \n8:45PM Glow Stick Walk on the Golf CourseMeet park naturalists on the outdoor patio of the new lodge for a fun way to end the evening! Glow sticks\, necklaces & bracelets provided. \nSaturday\, July 29\, 20239:30AM West Virginia Morning MelodiesLearn Cacapon’s common birds by sight & sound. Followed by a short walk around the picnic area. YPP \n11:00AM Mammals of the MonthIn the spot light: black bear\, beaver & bobcat. Followed by a make & take wildlife mold of your choice. YPP \n2:00PM Cacapon Tie-DyeMake & take home your own tie-dye shirt. Purchase Cacapon State Park T-shirt here atthe nature center for $10. \n3:00PM Stream StudyDiscover what makes a stream healthy and what unlikely critters may be hiding in plain sight! You may want to bring shoes to get wet. YPP \n7:00PM Irish Road BowlingEnjoy an afternoon of bowling! If you haven’t tried this sport\, come out and see what it is all about. Check it out on WV.IRB.COM . \n8:00PM BadmintonJoin us at the nature center lawn for this fun game. \n9:00PM Firefly FrenzyDid you know that WV has 21+ species of lightning bugs/fireflies? They can be differentiated among one another by the color of their flash and the pattern of their flashes. We’ll spend a little time going over their differences and then going for a night hike and see if we can find a few species. YPP \nSunday\, July 30\, 202310:30AM Nature BingoLearn some fun facts and see who wins the challenge. \n11:30AM Bobcat TalkLearn some fun facts about the bobcat and touch a pelt. YPP \n1:30PM Black Bear GameLearn some black bear facts & play a self-guided game. YPP \n2:30PM Discovery HikeLet’s go explore and see what we find. YPP \nCome and visit the Tom Ambrose Nature Center! The 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 taxidermycollection of wildlife- fish\, birds\, fox\, bobcat\, mountain lion\, deer\, elk\, and eastern grey wolf! \nAlso\, hands-on sand displays for wildlife tracks and a new geology interactive map to design your own mountains\, rivers and lakes. Take a park naturalist guided hike or join the dailyactivities!
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/its-a-wrap-cacapon/
LOCATION:Cacapon Resort State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:Wrap Up July in Nature: Blackwater Falls
DESCRIPTION:July wraps up at Blackwater Falls State Park July 28-31\, 2023 with an about nature and discovery of small or very old things such as amber. From bats and moths to creature features\, things to do begin at the nature center unless posted otherwise. You’re invited and encouraged to visit our trails\, the falls areas\, the Nature Center\, and Pendleton Lake. \nFRIDAY\, July 28\, 2023Nature Center: 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. \nNight Flyers3:30 p.m. BATS!Join the naturalist or this presentation about Bats. Perhaps play a bat and moth game with the naturalist. YPP \n4:30 p.m. LIGHT POLLUTION AND SOLUTION YOU!!Join the park naturalist in Blackwater Falls Lodge for a presentation about light pollution. About 45 minutes. This is a great program for lighting pathways andsecurity. YPP \n5:00 p.m. RAMBLIN’ RANGERFind the naturalist in Blackwater Lodge Lobby to ask questions about park trails\, find out the weekend activities or simply check out their mystery object of the day and perhaps do a fun activity. The naturalist will be available until about 7:00 p.m. YPP \n7:30 p.m. CREATURE FEATURE – FIREFLIES! & Craft.The harbingers of summer in West Virginia. These nocturnal flashers light up the night typically from May until August and can be identified to species by their unique flash pattern and color. Join the naturalist to learn about these lightning bugs then stay to look for these flying marvels along with moths in the next program. Enjoy creating a firefly craft for free. YPP \nSPECIAL EVENING PROGRAM!8:30 p.m. It’s National MOTH Week Celebration and Fireflies!Meet at the Blackwater Falls Nature Center Join park naturalist’s and Friends of Blackwater\, Aaron Graham\, to Celebrate National Moth Week through an evening of observing hordes of moths and fireflies. There will be multiple black light stations set up around the nature center that attempt to draw in moths for us to observe\, take pictures\, and identify as they land on our backdrops. This is a good way to observe handfuls of moths at one location at once and give you a sense of how many moths can be right around your house! We also will be taking the opportunity to attempt to identify fireflies by their flash pattern. The area will be set up until 10:00 p.m. Stay for a little while or the entire program. All ages welcome. Family activity. YPP \nSATURDAY\, July 29\, 2023Nature Center: 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. \nSaturday Fun!9:30 a.m. WARBLER WANDERJoin the park naturalist to walk along the lake in search of feathered friends. Forgot your binoculars? The naturalist may have a pair you can borrow for the walk. About 1 hour\, some walking. YPP \n11:00 a.m. SKULLS\, SKINS\, SCAT AND SLIME!Join the park naturalist\, to learn how to identify a predator or prey skull\, the purpose of fur and how to identify scat. Afterwards\, create a small baggie of slime to take home. About one hour. No walking. YPP \n12:00 a.m. T is for TREEJoin the recreation assistant for this kid friendly program. Children use fun activities to explore our natural and built environments. This activity is geared toward our young learners\, but all ages are welcome! About 30 minutes. YPP \n2:30 p.m. PREHISTORIC AMBER/COPAL CRAFTJoin the recreation assistant for this craft activity. The sample fossilized over millions of years! Leaves\, flowers and insects have been found trapped inside and scientists have learned a great deal about prehistoric times by analyzing the DNA of these little extinct creatures perfectly preserved by the hardened resin that surrounds them. (Just like in the movie Jurassic Park!). The amber/copal comes in its natural state (dull and “crusted”) and we provide the simple tools to remove the crusty shell and polish the piece into a smooth\, lightweight golden gem. If you polish a piece really well and look closely\, some even contain an insect! . The amber can be polished in anywhere from 30-45 minutes or more depending upon the piece and the shininess desired! Recommended for ages 6 and up. Supplies Limited to first come basis.Craft fee: $4.00. YPP \n4:00 p.m. MICROSCOPY FUNJoin the seasonal naturalist to explore the use of a microscope. Recommended for 8+ years of age. Microscopes may need to be shared. About 1 hour. YPP \nSUNDAY\, July 30\, 2023Nature Center: 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. \nRocks-Fossils-Arrowheads10:30 a.m. FOSSILS AND CRAFT \nLearn how fossils are formed and what fossils and then create your own fossils. Supplies limited to first come basis. Craft fee: $2.00 YPP \n1:00 p.m. ARROWHEAD CRAFTLet’s take a look at our arrowhead display then create an arrowhead necklace for $1.00 or pound your initials into a leather arrowhead shape for $1.00. YPP \n2:00 p.m. GEOLOGY STROLL at PENDLETON POINT OVERLOOKThis is an easy stroll at Pendleton Point Overlook of Blackwater Falls State Park to listen about the geology of Blackwater Falls and Canyon. About 45 minutes\, 1⁄4 mile. YPP \nMONDAY\, July 31\, 2023Nature Center: 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. \n10:00 a.m. NATURALIST LOOP WALKJoin naturalist Kenny in Blackwater Lodge Lobby for a walk along a section of three park trails. About 2 miles. We pace this walk. There is good conversation and area interest.70 minutes. YPP \n11:00 a.m. LEAF RUBBING CRAFTJoin the recreation assistant to use crayons or colored pencils to rub a leaf plate imprint on a piece of paper. Free. \n1:30 p.m. PICKLEBALLJoin the staff to try and play the fastest-growing sport in the US\, rising popularityover the past couple years. About 1 hour. \n3:00 p.m. LEAF POUNDING CRAFTHear a little about history in the rings and craft. . About 1 hour. YPP \nFolks hosting these activities include Paulita Cousin\, Lead Naturalist\, Kenny Noland\, Kyra Sovine and the conversationalist Victor. Learn more about Blackwater Falls State Park when you attend activities. For more information email blackwaterfallssp@wv.gov.
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/wrap-up-july-in-nature-blackwater-falls/
LOCATION:Blackwater Falls State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:Turtles\, Tye dye\, Penny stoves: Bluestone
DESCRIPTION:From lightning bugs\, bubbles\, fishing and more\, weekends at Bluestone State Park are extra special with activities that focus on the outdoors and nature pursuits. Join park naturalist and heritage craftsman Jonathan Lipscomb July 29-31\, 2023 at these planned activities. \nSATURDAY\, July 29\, 2023Noon Match rocketsHow do rockets work? Meet at the picnic shelter to make match rockets and learn the basics on how rockets work. *ypp \n2-3pm Turtle talkWVs only land turtle is the box turtle. Join the naturalist at the pines behind the events building to learn about turtles and other reptiles that make their home at Bluestone State Park. *ypp \n6-8pm Tye dyeOne of a kind! We’ll be at the swimming pool to create a one of a kind souvenir. Shirts are $10 for a park shirt\, $5 if you bring your own. \n8:30-10pm Moth and Lightning bug surveyShine little glow worm\, also known as fireflies and lightning bugs. Join Naturalist Jonathan behind the events building to learn about the nocturnal insects that call Bluestone State park home. These are creatures that are only out at night. Maybe a Luna moth or different species of fireflies with greet us. All ages welcome. Family friendly. *ypp \nSUNDAY\, July 30\, 20239am Bird watchingBirding basics. Meet at the shelter behind the activities building for a relaxing morning of bird watching. If you know birds really well\, come on! If you are just getting interested in birds\, come on! *ypp \n10am Nature HikeLearn about the local flora and fauna with a hike along the cabin and rhododendron trail. We will meet in front of the events building for this 1.5 mile hike. \n1-3pm giant bubblesWe will be making giant bubbles behind the events building. This activity is a hit with all ages. If the weather is cooperative\, some wind but not too much wind and the humidity is right\, we can make bubbles that are Goliath’s. Maybe even share a little science and the bubble recipe. \n6-8pm Tye dyeJoin me at the pool to create a one of a kind souvenir. shirts are $10 for a park shirt\, $5 if you bring your own. \nMONDAY\, July 31\, 20239am FishingA relaxing morning fishing and learning about different types of fishing equipment at the fishing pier meets at 9:00am below the Bluestone State Park office. Bring your own equipment or borrow one of ours All ages are welcome to join\, although ages 15 up require a license which can be found at wvfish.com *ypp \n1-3pm Giant bubbles/Chalk art/Water rocketsOutdoor activity trifecta! Making giant bubbles\, chalk art\, and shooting water rockets will be at the Meador Campground bathhouse. This is fun for all ages. Join us. \n3:30pm Penny stovesLearn how to make a penny stove using old soda cans at the picnic shelter. Those wishing to make a stove need to bring two empty soda cans. All ages welcome. *ypp \n*ypp are young people for parks programs. These programs are focused on fun education for ages 6-16. Although\, all ages are welcome to attend. \n** All children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/turtles-tye-dye-penny-stoves-bluestone/
LOCATION:Bluestone State Park\, H.C. 78\, Box 3\, Hinton\, WV\, 25951\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Glow Walk: Twin Falls
DESCRIPTION:All will be aglow this summer evening at Twin Falls Resort State Park. The magic starts at 8:30 p.m. \nThe Glow Walk begins and meets at the park amphitheater. Arrival for you to park your vehicle should occur by 8:00 p.m. but not before 7:30 p.m. We’ll get a glow stick to each person (as supplies last) and get prepared for this go-glow evening. \nThe glow walk starts at 8:30 p.m. and will go from the amphitheater area toward the campground and return. Getting headlights off and our eyes adjusting to the evening is key to great fun. Please consider bringing your own glow sticks or bracelets\, to make it more festive. Dimmer style flashlights with red cellophane over the lens can also be useful. \nOn July 29th the moon is more than 82% illuminated but not yet a Full Moon. \nThis is a dusk and after dark activity. It is magical as night falls and people are walking and talking together by some moonlight. Children should be accompanied by a responsible adult. The glow walk is open to all ages and free to attend. \nFor more information\, contact Tammy Cooper 304-294-4000\, twinfallsresort@wv.gov. \nReserve lodging online: \nBook Now
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/a-glow-walk-twin-falls-2/
LOCATION:Twin Falls Resort State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:Full Moon Hike: Cass
DESCRIPTION:Hike by the light of a full moon at Cass on July 29\, 2023. \nThe “Full Sturgeon Moon” hike at Cass Scenic Railroad begins from the visitor’s center at 8:30 PM. This evening walk\, led by Park Superintendent Marshall Markley or designee\, is about three miles round trip with a slight grade\, but mostly flat hiking. The hike is free and open to the public. \nThe August full moon is known as the Full Sturgeon Moon. Named so since the Sturgeon\, a large fish\, was most readily caught during this month.Other names for the August Full Moon are the Full Red Moon\, Black Cherries Moon\, Harvest Moon\, and Mountain Shadows Moon. \nJoin us under the light of a full moon. \nReserve lodging: \nBook Now
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/full-moon-hike-cass-7/
LOCATION:Cass Scenic Railroad State Park\, United States
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SUMMARY:Starry Saturday Night - Delta Aquarids Meteor Shower: Chief Logan
DESCRIPTION:Meet Naturalist Lauren Cole at Chief Logan Lodge at the outdoor fire pit area on July 29\, 2023. Lauren will be there from 9:00 – 11:00pm Look through a computerized telescope at various celestial bodies including the moon\, planets\, galaxies\, and more. Learn seasonal constellations and other cool facts about the night sky. Planets Mars\,Mercury\, and Saturn may be visible. The moon is a Waxing Gibbous moon at 88% illumination. Moon pies are available as snacks. \nAbout Delta AquaridsAccording to NASA\, the Southern Delta Aquariids are active beginning in mid-July and are visible until late August with the peak on July 29-31. The meteor count is approximately 20 meteors per hour and a velocity of 25 (41 km) per second. Learn more at https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/asteroids-comets-and-meteors/meteors-and-meteorites/delta-aquariids/in-depth/ \nParticipants of all ages are welcome. There is no fee to participate. Social distancing is encouraged. The program can require patience that may be difficult for younger children. Dress for the weather\, it could be chilly. Rain will cancel this program. Not all objects may be visible due to cloudiness or other factors\, but we’ll still have a good time looking up. \nFor more information email Lauren.E.Cole@wv.gov. \nReserve lodging: \nBook Now
URL:https://wvstateparks.com/event/starry-saturday-night-delta-aquarids-meteor-shower-chief-logan/
LOCATION:Chief Logan State Park\, United States
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