Welcome the spring season with a naturalist-led hike
The spring equinox brings with it the promise of more sunlight, warmer temperatures and a sense of renewal.
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//=$blog_url; ?>//= $article["url"]; ?>Learn how to tap a maple tree and taste pure, local syrup at the Forest Preserve District of Kane County's Maple Sugaring Days, March 5 and 6, from 12-3 p.m. at Creek Bend Nature Center.
//=$blog_url; ?>//= $article["url"]; ?>Discover the sweet secret of how to turn tree sap into syrup and enjoy samples in the Maple Café on March 5 and 6, from 12-3 p.m., when the Forest Preserve District of Kane County hosts Maple Sugaring Days.
//=$blog_url; ?>//= $article["url"]; ?>Newly created pollinator habitat will bloom across 22 acres in the Kane County forest preserves, thanks in part to a collaboration with ComEd, through their Green Region Program.
//=$blog_url; ?>//= $article["url"]; ?>Learn about May Theilgaard Watts, a beloved naturalist at Chicago’s Morton Arboretum, and how her grassroots campaign established the Illinois Prairie Path over three years.
//=$blog_url; ?>//= $article["url"]; ?>Learn how to identify some of the birds that brave Kane County during the harsh winter months.
//=$blog_url; ?>//= $article["url"]; ?>Give yourself the gift of nature this year! The Kane County Certified Naturalist (KCCN) program is the fastest-growing, nature education program for adults.
//=$blog_url; ?>//= $article["url"]; ?>Whether you're new to venturing out in the cold snowy months, or a seasoned pro, join Forest Preserve District's "Snowshoe Adventure" programs to give you the skills you need to be comfortable snowshoeing.
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