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Third Annual DLC Naturefest
Snakes and lizards, owls and hawks, bees, and butterflies are just some of the critters who plan to attend the DLC Spring NatureFest, an event children and families look forward to each year. Our third annual celebration of wildlife and conservation will be held on Saturday, May 18, from 10 am to noon at the Davidson Town Green.
Learning about local stream insects from Davidson College Professor of Biology, Chris Paradise. [DLC photo]
This free event is a great way to explore the natural world as it awakens for spring. From beekeepers to riverkeepers, raptors to backyard birds, there will be plenty of fun activities to engage the
Getting up close and personal with live insects and animals was an unforgettable highlight of Naturefest. [DLC photo]
whole family. Area schools’ science programs have also been invited to join the fun with conservation-minded projects. NatureFest is made possible by a generous grant from Southern Conservation Partners, Inc.
Getting up close and personal with live insects and animals was an unforgettable highlight of Naturefest. [DLC photo]Davidson’s Town Green
Saturday, May 18 from 10 a.m.-noon
(Rain Date: Sunday, May 19th from 1-3)
We will have a bottle filling station so please bring a refillable water bottle.
About Davidson Lands Conservancy
Davidson Lands Conservancy is a non-profit organization that works to preserve and protect natural areas in Davidson through its four conservation pillars: urban forestry, land conservation, greenways and trails, and wildlife habitat.
Since its founding in 2000, the Conservancy has protected over 500 acres of land in Davidson and helped to establish over 10 miles of walking and biking trails. The Conservancy advances its mission through education and through the four conservation pillars. Visit us here to learn more.