Life in the Dark: Widewater State Park Nocturnal animals are specially adapted to be active at night. What are some of these adaptations and how do they help these animals thrive? Join rangers to learn about the native nocturnal wildlife at Widewater and about their unique traits.
Pressing Flowers: Widewater State Park Incorporating nature into art is a good way to increase appreciation for the beauty of the natural world and create new ways of interacting with plant life. Make a portable flower press with rangers and use this press to create art pieces while learning to respectfully collect natural items. All […]
Odd Adaptations: Widewater State Park An adaptation is a trait that arises to help an organism survive better in its environment. There are some normal adaptations, like larger eyes to help with night vision or denser fur to help with temperature regulation, but some animals have developed some extremely unique and unusual traits that help […]
Invaders!: Widewater State Park Do you know the difference between a native and invasive species? Learn about the importance of native species, how to identify invasive species, and the impact both have on the ecosystem. Rangers will provide examples of invasive species found within Widewater and how the park is combating these invaders.
Girl Scouts Love State Parks: Fishing Girl Scouts love fishing at Widewater! Join rangers along Aquia Creek to learn the fundamentals to get started with one of the most popular outdoor activities. From tying a knot and baiting a hook to casting out a line, scouts will be able to try their luck on reeling […]
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