Prince Gallitzin State Park

What species of turtles live in PA? How big can a snapping turtle get? Find out the answers and much more at this family friendly presentation.

Discover interesting facts about beavers such as what they eat, how much they weigh, and how many beavers live in a lodge. After a short talk, we will take a walk to the lake to look for beaver sign.

This event is a FREE outdoor recreation fair for people of all ages and skill levels. There will be a variety of booths and stations set up for everyone to visit at their own pace, and will include disc golf, geocaching, fishing, archery, Kayak Instruction, guided hikes, pontoon boat tours of the lake, camping, and…

Celebrate Summer with an evening on the lake! Paddle Killbuck Cove as the herons head to roost.

It can be slippery or sticky or both!  Why do some animals (and plants!) have this special adaptation?  Find out where and why the slimers are slimy.

Introduction to Archery Come learn the basics of archery! How-to and safety will be discussed, followed by an opportunity for participants to try it for themselves. This activity is suitable for beginners of most ages. Call us to make a reservation. Time slots are limited!

Which animals have the best camouflage?  Participate in some activities and watch a movie to find out.

Join a naturalist for a guided paddle onto the lake. A variety of areas and topics will be explored.

Animal names often reflect the colors we observe on them.  But are those their true colors?  Enjoy a guessing game of animal whose who and discover some interesting facts about colors in nature.

Enjoy an evening on Headache Hill watching whatever lights up the sky!  The new moon will create a dark sky against which we can observe stars and learn to talk firefly.

Come along to learn about a fascinating group of amphibians: Salamanders! After a short walk, we will comb over a forest stream in search of these elusive creatures.

What species of turtles live in PA? How big can a snapping turtle get? Find out the answers and much more at this family friendly presentation.

Join a naturalist for a guided paddle onto the lake. A variety of areas and topics will be explored.

Help us get a post pup count of the bats at the barn on Long Road/Killbuck Launch area.  Juvenile Big Brown and Little Brown bats should be joining the adults in night time foraging at this point.  Learn about a bat's year and the threats they face as they move into fall.

Come out and learn what causes those amazing streaks across the night sky!

Do you know your antlers?  Which ones would be like those on Santa's Reindeer?  Stop by the Nature Table at the amphitheater when Santa arrives!

Prepare for a night below the Persiods as we center ourselves on the sky compass and learn the story of Perseus.

Get to know the sounds and natural history of owls around the area.  Learn how to give a hoot for owls and the habitats on which they depend.

Feeling blue that summer is zooming by?  Come out for an evening on the water before the rising of the Blue Moon.