Welcome to December! Baby, it’s cold outside, but I have some news that will warm your heart!
Our park staff have created a newsletter called the Sinnemahoning Sentinel. Now you can receive all of the park’s program dates and information, as well as a little fireside reading about wildlife watching, outdoor recreation, volunteer opportunities and more. The first edition is attached in a pdf format. Paper copies can also be picked up at the Wildlife Center. (Sorry, we are not able to send copies by postal mail.)
We hope you enjoy reading the Sinnemahoning Sentinel.
Meanwhile, for those of you who adjust to changes more gradually, I have listed below the upcoming programs for the months of December.
We hope to see you soon at Sinnemahoning State Park!
December 2018
Saturday, Dec 8, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Coffee with the Birds - Participate in a Project Feeder Watch bird count and learn about the ten most common winter visitors, their food preferences, and how winter bird feeder counts help scientists learn more about the health of our environment. Refreshments provided. Wildlife Center Classroom
Thursday, Dec 13, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Homeschool Day: Natural Ornaments – Create unique homemade ornaments using local natural materials. Materials and expert assistance provided. Program is free and appropriate for all grade levels. Children under age 7 may need adult assistance. Pre-registration IS required. Wildlife Center Classroom
Saturday, Dec 15, 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Holiday Open House – View the Wildlife Center all decked out in its winter splendor during this relaxing holiday event. Listen to the music of the season, as you make a holiday craft or sip cocoa or mulled cider by the cozy fire. Kids will have a chance to meet with Santa and go on a candy cane hunt. Light refreshments will be offered. All ages are welcome to attend this free event. Please join us for the festivities! Wildlife Center Classroom
Saturday, Dec 22, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Coffee with the Birds – Participate in a Project Feeder Watch bird count and make simple natural bird feeders while learning about the variety of bird seeds available and the feathered visitors each will attract. Refreshments provided. Wildlife Center Classroom
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