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.
Join us for a slithery, scaly good time at Dunwoody Nature Center!
The Dunwoody Nature Center has developed an interactive and educational program designed to allow Scouts, ages 11 and older, to meet the requirements for the Bird Study Merit Badge.
From dancing to eating to nest building to singing, birds have many courtship rituals. Join us on Valentine's Day for a naturalist-led hike to spot some of these unique behaviors right here at the Nature Center.
All nature enthusiasts and book worms are invited to join our new Nature Lovers Book Club. Members will select the books and both fiction and non-fiction will be read.
Join us for Presidents Day fun in the park! We love nature and your campers will, too!
The Dunwoody Nature Center hosts a Saturday morning service day for anyone in the community who wishes to volunteer. We welcome high school clubs, service organizations and other groups. It’s a wonderful way to start off your weekend in nature and service. To promote social distancing, sign-up is mandatory. Sign up HERE.
Join us for February's meeting of Evening Nature Lovers Book Club where we will discuss "The Hidden Life of Trees" by Peter Wohlleben.