Homeschoolers: Fun Frogs at Minnewaska
Thursday, April 10, 2025 01:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Join Abigail Hedler, Student Conservation
Association/AmeriCorps Environmental Educator, to learn about the amazing
amphibians awakening within the vernal pools of Minnewaska State Park Preserve
this spring! We will learn about the common characteristics
of amphibians and their mating habits as well as investigate the metamorphic
cycle of wood frogs, the most abundant frog species residing within the Park
Preserve. We will take a leisurely hike to hunt for vernal pools from the
Peter's Kill Area. Students will get the opportunity to view live wood frog
eggs incubating within vernal pools as well as play an interactive game
depicting the frog metamorphic cycle. This program is recommended for children
between the of ages six to eleven years old, accompanied by a parent or legal
guardian over the age of 18. Well-behaved younger siblings are always welcome
to join. This program is open to all students learning from home accompanied by
a parent or legal guardian over the age of 18. The total number of
participants for this program is limited to 12 individuals. Meet at
the Peter's Kill Area. Pre-registration is required by calling the
Lake Minnewaska Visitor Center at 845-255-0752.
Call to Register: (845) 255-0752
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