Nature – Outdoors

While you're celebrating the end of winter tonight and the first day of spring, look up.

The program will start indoors and end with a sunset hike looking for signs of coyotes and if you are lucky you will hear them sing.

It looks slightly larger and brighter than a typical full moon.

Bring your skates or cross-country skis, your fascination with bats and your plastic grocery bags.

The deAngeli Library will show you all the ways to enjoy wintertime and the cold.

Young adults 14 to 17 spend some time hiking the trails looking for wildlife and enjoy a bonfire with hot dogs and s’mores

All proceeds help support environmental education activities at Seven Ponds Nature Center.

If you always wanted to learn to ski or are an expert you will have the chance to ski for free the weekend of December 14th-16th.

The Michigan DNR says a 4-year-old buck in Gratiot County and a 2-year-old buck in Eaton County are suspected positive for the disease.

You'er invited to be part of the event by donating auction items, refreshments, or provide financial support.

The Spirit of Alexandria Nature Bus is packed full of activities, games and live birds.

The Enchanted Woodland is a fun and educational (not scary) experience for children 4 years old and up.