Take a casual walk with a naturalist on the trails of Riveredge to explore a special aspect of nature and other things as well.
Meditate on seasonal themes while yoga instructor, Sam Lammers, leads a beginner/intermediate-friendly yoga flow.
Riveredge welcomes all to our first annual Bioblitz at the new Riveredge Sandhill Property. Participants actively contribute to the historic monitoring and inventory of plants, birds, insects, fish and more within a fixed acreage of land and water through photo documentation and collection with the iNaturalist app.
Get to know native and non native plant species in their natural settings and leave with a good understaning of how to and how not to manage them.
Build your resilience and take control of your mental and physical health by honoring a moment for yourself to practice slow flow yoga and mindfulness at Riveredge Nature Center.
Part 1 of 4 - Topics include: personal protective equipment (PPE); body mechanics; chainsaw safety features; the chain and the cutter tooth; reactive forces; planning and executing tree felling, limbing, and bucking.
This evening beneath the stars brings community together to support our mission, expanding our legacy of environmental conservation and capacity to create connections to nature for all people.
Sponsor a sturgeon online, then release it into Lake Michigan at Sturgeon Fest! You can also participate in family-friendly games, see live animals at our education stations, and try arts and crafts. Our sister festival, Harbor Fest, also happens at the same site and time.
This evening beneath the stars brings community together to support our mission, expanding our legacy of environmental conservation and capacity to create connections to nature for all people.
We invite undergraduate and graduate students to submit an abstract of your current research project to be presented in oral or poster form at the student research symposium.
