Conservation

Conservation and Cocoa

Join us in celebrating National Hot Cocoa Day on December 13th! What could be more perfect than enjoying a cup of hot cocoa by the fire? Come and join us at the Starr’s Cave Nature Center at 3 PM. We'll provide the hot cocoa and a warm fire – all you need to bring is yourself and some friends. This event is free, no registration required, and everyone is welcome!

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Contact: Starr's Cave Nature Center
(319) 753-5808

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Crafts at the Center

Step into the holiday spirit with us at Starr's Cave! On December 21st at 3 PM, immerse yourself in the joy of the season as we gather to craft festive holiday creations. Whether you're eager to fashion a heartfelt holiday gift or infuse a dash of holiday magic into your decor, this event is tailor-made for you! Participation is absolutely free, but to guarantee we have enough supplies for everyone, please take a moment to register in advance by calling the nature center at 319-753-5808.

Don't miss this opportunity to come together, celebrate the season, and unleash your creativity in a warm and welcoming environment. Secure your spot by registering early, and let's make this holiday crafting session at Starr's Cave a memorable and joy-filled experience for all!

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Contact: Starr's Cave Nature Center
(319) 753-5808

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Winter Camp

Starr’s Cave Naturalist will be hosting a 3-day camp from December 27th-December 29th. During this camp, Kids ages 7-9 are encouraged to join us as we explore winter animal habits in the park. December 27th, 28th,and 29th will be from 9:00am-12:00pm to learn about the animal activity in the park. Some activities at this camp may include: Fire building, shelter building, hiking, tracking, and daily snack is included. Come join us for the fun and games at Starr’s Cave Park and Preserve, and please dress for the weather. For any further questions please call Starr’s Cave Nature Center at 319-753-5808.

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Contact: Marcus
(319) 753-5808
nackm@dmcounty.com
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