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Easter Weekend School Holiday in Prospect Park
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The Prospect Park Alliance hosts fun activities and nature education programs at the Audubon Center during the Easter weekend holiday.
Nature Exploration, 12-3pm
Enjoy different seasonal discovery stations and nature-themed activities that introduce families to the plants, insects, and animals that call the park home. The Lake and Lullwater are home to many plants and animals. Help test the water quality and investigate pond samples that are filled with living organisms.
Animal Encounter, 2-3pm:
Alliance Naturalists teach kids about the animals in the Audubon Center’s collection. This program starts promptly at 2 pm.
Wilderness Walk, 3-4pm:
Learn about the Great Backyard Bird Count and search for your favorite “backyard bird”. Find woodpeckers, chickadees, and nuthatches eating from feeders along Prospect Park’s nature trails.