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the latest information on the Falls of the Ohio Chapter.
New: e-Nature Migration Tracker.
Spring is almost here.
Click Here to keep track of your favorite back-yard birds.
Click Here to get the
latest weather forecast from the National WX Service here in
Louisville.
Come on almost any Wednesday from January - May to discover
something new about our world. Programs will start at 1:00 p.m.
and run from 1 hour to 3 hours depending on the topic and they
will be held in the Interpretive
Center library unless otherwise noted. Some are training
programs for our Naturalist at Heart volunteers (open to all)
and others are general public programs. Programs are free with
regular Interpretive Center admission.
May 7 - History at the Falls, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., Jeannie Burke
Party thrills the starry-eyed
You would have to travel about a quarter of a million miles to
go from one edge of Saturn's rings to the other, roughly the
same distance between the Earth and the Moon. But because the
giant plane...
Check out the progress of our purple martin friends.
Do you need a nature checklist for Birds,
Mammals,Reptiles and Amphibians,Trees, Shrubs and Vines and Wildflowers,
? We've got them.
You'll need the acrobat reader to access it.
Here's a neat site featured at the recent Kentucky
college and career expo in Louisville if your young people are getting
ready for that type of thing.
Kentuckiana College Access Center
The Louisville Nature Center board of directors
would like to thank you for your support.
Maurice Berelowitz · Joe Chiles · Russell Cotton · Mark
Eley
Phyllis Fitzgerald · Pete Glauber · Ericka Makhlouf · Ken
Machtolff
Lois McGrath · Kathy Morris · Rob Holtzmann · Joan
Nohalty
Perri Eason · Kelly Kubala · Carol Kaufmann · Herb
Zimmerman
