A Life in the Wild Walk at Oxbow Preserve

Have you ever laid eyes on a River Otter or Wild Turkey? Have you ever heard the call of a Barred Owl at night? March is the luckiest time of the year to experience the sights and sounds of wild St. Lucie County. With over 11,000 acres of protected land to explore in the county, the Environmental Resources Department's award-winning Guided Nature Program series can introduce you and your family to local wild spaces. Join an experienced guide, get outside and enjoy the natural beauty of St. Lucie County. You might get lucky and experience something amazing!

· Saturday, March 7 – A Life in the Wild Walk at Oxbow Preserve (3:00pm-5:00pm) - Come join us at the Oxbow Eco-Center Preserve for a fun hike centered around exploring what kinds of animals we may find in an environment like this. Focused primarily around mammals, we will talk about how animals use the urban environment, and continue to survive and thrive in green patches like the Oxbow.

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ERD Guided Nature Program hikes are FREE, reservations are required, and space is limited. GNP season now runs from September through June. There are various topics, locations, and distances all designed for different ages and abilities. For more information, and a listing of all GNP events, visit www.SLChikes.org.

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