Woodland Terrarium Program Planned

On Saturday, May 15 at 10:00 A.M. the Wapsi River Environmental Education Center will host a Woodland Terrarium program.  Come join AmeriCorps naturalist Amy Newman in a plant-tastic project!  Learn how to create a terrarium and take home your own "garden under glass".  All materials will be provided by the Friends of the Wapsi Center, Inc., but if you have an interesting glass container; feel free to bring it.  The whole family is invited to attend, but supplies are limited to 15 terrariums.  To register for your terrarium, please call (563) 328-3286.

The Wapsi River Environmental Education Center can be found 6 miles south of Wheatland or 1 mile northwest of Dixon, Iowa by taking County Road Y4E.  Then turn north at 52nd Avenue and follow the signs for about 1 mile.

Iowa's Native Snakes Program Planned

Also, on Saturday, May 15 at 1:00 P.M. the Wapsi River Environmental Education Center will host a Native Iowa Snakes program.  Come learn all about Iowa's different species of snakes from Katie van der Linden, AmeriCorps naturalist.  There will be many different live specimens available for viewing.

The Wapsi River Environmental Education Center can be found 6 miles south of Wheatland or 1 mile northwest of Dixon, Iowa by taking County Road Y4E.  Then turn north at 52nd Avenue and follow the signs for about 1 mile.

** ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, PLEASE CALL (563) 328-3286. **

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