This page is currently in progress and scheduled to be complete by January 31, 2022.
FOREST FRIENDS TRAIL COMING SOON! (2022)
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Resources:
Project Wild: This is a great place to find a huge list of activities for your student, classroom, or homeschool group for all ages. www.fishwildlife.org/projectwild National Geographic has a great page to learn about many species of mammals: kids.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals Rebecca's Favorites: Animal Antifreeze http://www.outdoorbiology.com/files/resources/activities/Anti-freeze.pdf How many Bears? https://www.michigan.gov/documents/dnr/WLD_How_Many_Bears_Can_Live_MI_Adaptation_338960_7.pdf Printable Activities This packet is in PDF form so it can be printed or downloaded to your phone. |
Books We Love: Hibernation Station by Michelle Meadows Ten in a Den by John Butler Eww! Critter Litter by Stan Tiekela The Oak and his friends by Anna Tyumentseva Stranger in the Woods by Carl R. Sams Creek Critters by Jennifer Keats Curtis Deena The Damselfly by Steve Rosman Under One Rock by Anthony D. Fredericks Pass the Energy Please by Barbara Shaw McKinney |
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Meet our partner...the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio
Have you heard that the Hocking Soil & Water Conservation District has received a $2,620 grant from the Stewardship Pillar of Prosperity Grant through the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio this year? These funds will be used to support our Forest Friends Trail project and will directly help us to create a trail and natural play area for our young visitors to the Bishop Educational Gardens. The trail will have an Ohio mammals’ theme and encourage exploration and learning through outdoor play and movement.
“This is such a wonderful addition to Bishop Educational Gardens because it allows children the opportunity to learn and play at the same time. The trail will represent seven orders of mammal species in Ohio through art and natural materials. What makes the trail special is that several Lilyfest artists including Spirit Williams, Colonial Wagon & Wheel, Nancy Ehlert, along with Logan High School art students, and Appalachian Ohio Restore Corps (AORC) AmeriCorp members are collaborating with the Hocking SWCD staff to create this trail. The trail will be located on a portion of the existing Paul B. Hoskins trail”.
Stay tuned to Hocking SWCD’s Facebook page, Instagram page and website for more details and official opening date.
The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) is a regional community foundation serving the 32 counties of Appalachian Ohio. With the mission of creating opportunities for Appalachian Ohio’s citizens and communities by inspiring and supporting philanthropy, FAO partners with donors, nonprofits, and communities across the region. By growing philanthropic resources, convening partners around issues of importance, and making grants, FAO is working to ensure Appalachian Ohio is a region abundant in possibility. To learn more, please visit www.AppalachianOhio.org.
Have you heard that the Hocking Soil & Water Conservation District has received a $2,620 grant from the Stewardship Pillar of Prosperity Grant through the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio this year? These funds will be used to support our Forest Friends Trail project and will directly help us to create a trail and natural play area for our young visitors to the Bishop Educational Gardens. The trail will have an Ohio mammals’ theme and encourage exploration and learning through outdoor play and movement.
“This is such a wonderful addition to Bishop Educational Gardens because it allows children the opportunity to learn and play at the same time. The trail will represent seven orders of mammal species in Ohio through art and natural materials. What makes the trail special is that several Lilyfest artists including Spirit Williams, Colonial Wagon & Wheel, Nancy Ehlert, along with Logan High School art students, and Appalachian Ohio Restore Corps (AORC) AmeriCorp members are collaborating with the Hocking SWCD staff to create this trail. The trail will be located on a portion of the existing Paul B. Hoskins trail”.
Stay tuned to Hocking SWCD’s Facebook page, Instagram page and website for more details and official opening date.
The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) is a regional community foundation serving the 32 counties of Appalachian Ohio. With the mission of creating opportunities for Appalachian Ohio’s citizens and communities by inspiring and supporting philanthropy, FAO partners with donors, nonprofits, and communities across the region. By growing philanthropic resources, convening partners around issues of importance, and making grants, FAO is working to ensure Appalachian Ohio is a region abundant in possibility. To learn more, please visit www.AppalachianOhio.org.
