Crabtree Nature Center, 3 Stover Road, Barrington Hills Join us on select Wednesday mornings throughout the winter for a special outdoor program for your little naturalists. This is a parent/caregiver and tot program for children ages 2–6. Space is limited; free tickets will be available on a first come, first served basis starting at 9:30 […]
At the beginning of the current school year, students from local area schools were invited to participate in one of two contests: 5th-8th graders were invited to submit essays on the topic “Celebrating A Century: America’s National Parks”. Students who participated will be recognized at all levels of participation, with the winners’ sponsoring schools receiving […]
Friday, Feb. 24 • 7 pm Crabtree Nature Center, 3 Stover Road, Barrington Hills Come out on an almost moonless night to gaze at stars and other celestial bodies. Registration required. Cost: Free. Call Crabtree at 847-381-6592.
Prepare for the upcoming nesting season by constructing a birdhouse. Plans and placement suggestions will be included. One birdhouse per family. Ages 10 & up. Registration required and limited / $5 donation per birdhouse. Call Crabtree at 847-381-6592.
Have fun manipulating oil paint on canvas using traditional and unique implements to create your own masterpiece. Taught by artist Carol Foster. Registration required. For ages 12 & up. Cost: Free. Call Crabtree at 847-381-6592.
Shaw’s Possibility Place is northeastern Illinois’s leading producer of native arboriculture. He will discuss the ways indigenous creatures use native shrubs for food, shelter and reproduction.
A Program sponsored by the Flint Creek/Spring Creek Watersheds Join the Watershed Partners and learn about: Why do Creeks change colors? What happens when the water levels rise? Why are there suds in the creek? Who is living in the creek? Is the water dangerous for my pets? Featuring Mike Adam from the Lake County […]
Get to know nearby nature with Barrington area naturalist Wendy Paulson. Walks are free and open to the public though spaces are limited and RSVPs are required. Waterproof boots are strongly recommended for these hikes. Don’t forget your binoculars! Before you head out, please be sure to check the Citizens for Conservation website (citizensforconservation.org) for […]