An environmental education center operated by Metro Parks of Nashville-Davidson County and a starting point for exploring Nashville's Warner Parks and surrounding natural areas.
An educational session about native bees, their importance to gardens and wild spaces, and how to support local pollinators, led by Elyse Dilks and Rachel Anderson.
A volunteer call to identify and remove invasive plants along the trails at Warner Park Nature Center.
A guided nature walk to identify and learn about fungi in the woods and fields, led by Will Chamberlain at Warner Park Nature Center.
A fall flower workshop where visitors walk through the nature center meadows to gather inspiration and build their own autumn bouquet.
Observe federally licensed bird researchers collecting data on migration at the long-term banding station at Warner Park Nature Center.
A foliage-focused hike to learn basic tree identification skills, suitable for ages 8 and up.
A guided family bird walk to search for migratory birds at the Warner Park Nature Center.
Observe federally licensed bird researchers and volunteers capturing, identifying, measuring and banding wild birds at the long-term banding station.
Guided birding walk to search for resident and migratory birds along the Little Harpeth River Greenway, led by Graham Gerdeman.
A guided nature-hike treasure hunt to find lichen on a walk through Warner Park Nature Center, led by staff members Lili Wrenne and Kayleigh Winston.
