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Francis, Utah -- Join Jordanelle State Park naturalists
for a spring celebration in honor of Earth Day
Saturday, April 20 at the Rock Cliff Nature Center.
Events begin at 8:30 a.m. with a bird watching hike through the
wetlands. From 10 to 11:00 a.m.,
Naturalist, Kathy Donnell will give a live bird presentation with a
red-tailed hawk. Visitors are
encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy lunch in the park on their own.
They may then rejoin naturalists
for a hike from 12:30 to 2 p.m. to learn how mammals, birds, and humans
interact.
Visitors may attend any or all of the Earth Day programs. They should
also bring binoculars, water,
sturdy hiking shoes, picnic lunch, field guides, and a camera. Day-use
fees are $7 per vehicle, with up to
eight occupants.
So come join the fun at Rock Cliff at Jordanelle State Park on April 20
starting at 8:30 am at the
Nature Center.
To visit Rock Cliff Nature Center: From the north, take I-80 east to US
40, travel south to State
Road 32, turn left and travel west to the Rock Cliff exit. From the
south, take US 189 to US 40, travel
north to State Road 32, turn right and travel west to the Rock Cliff
exit. For more information, please call
(435) 783-3030.
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