Upcoming Family Nature Walks in Paradise!

Discover the wonders of Paradise Creek! Bring the family for a walk through the park with a ranger to learn about our native plants and wildlife, and look for signs of wildlife. Please register online.

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Park Public Programs

In order to ensure the safety of staff and guests these guidelines must be followed at all times.

Guests should wear appropriate face cover at all times.
Guests should follow social distancing guidelines of 6-10 ft. separation at all times.
Guests must use porta potties, no access will be given to the River Academy.
Pre-registration only, no registration will be done on the day of the program.
There will be no indoor classroom portion of programs.
There will be no refreshments provided, please bring a water bottle for personal use.
The maximum number of guests is 8, no exceptions.

Attracting Hummingbird Tips

Place hummingbird feeder where you can easily see it. To make homemade nectar: Make a simple syrup with a ration of 3:1, water to sugar. Only fill the feeder up with enough for 1-2 days, otherwise over longer periods of time the warm weather can allow bacteria to grow. Every several days rinse and wash the feeder and check for mold. Once the hummingbirds know they have a reliable nectar source they will keep returning!

Bees and Native Pollinators

Species of Bees play a vital role in our food production, by moving pollen from one flower to another, allowing for many plants to produce seeds. In agriculture, bees and other pollinators are responsible for the pollination of many different fruits we eat, as well as the seed production of our vegetables. Help protect our bees and other native pollinators!

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Upcoming Family Nature Walks in Paradise!