On Wednesdays, K-5th graders can take a break from virtual learning and come to the nature center for outdoor nature and science activities. All classes are based on the Georgia Standards of Excellence in Science. Each session consists of four classes.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Let your old pumpkins and jack-o'-lanterns decompose the natural way by dropping them off at the Nature Center to be composted.
Meetings are open to the public and anyone who already has hives, is interested in getting hives, or just wants to learn more about bees, is welcome to attend.
All programs are free, family-friendly and open to the public. Some programs may require pre-registration and have capacity limits.
Meet the team at Dunwoody Nature Center and see all that we have to offer. This LIVE virtual tour will be led and hosted by REI and streamed via Zoom.
All nature enthusiasts and book worms are invited to join our new Nature Lover's Book Club. Members will select the books and both fiction and non-fiction will be read.
BYO lunch and enjoy a conversation with Blue Heron, Path400, Dunwoody Nature Center, REI and Kaiser Permanente about the benefits of being active outdoors. Held outside in our beautiful meadow.
In this class, students will have a chance to learn different ways to manage stress, worry and regulate emotions while having some fun and safely connecting with others.
All walks are free and open to the public. Meet Georgia Audubon leader at our historic fireplace.
Registration is OPEN for our Thanksgiving Break Nature Camp (November 23rd & 24th). Half day (ages 4) and full day (rising K-5) times available for each date. Spots are limited.
Registration is OPEN for our Thanksgiving Break Nature Camp (November 23rd & 24th). Half day (ages 4) and full day (rising K-5) times available for each date. Spots are limited.
Come learn about our misunderstood friends in the forest -- the opossum! All programs are free, family-friendly and open to the public. Registration required.