• The Wildlife of Kansas
Meet live Kansas animals representing the different habitats of our state. Learn how these animals are adapted to live in the prairies, wetlands and woodlands of Kansas.

• Birds of Prey
Visit with some live predators in person. Meet birds of prey and learn about the adaptations of eagles, owls, vultures, hawks and falcons.

• Flying Tigers: Kansas Owls
View these silent-flying, night time predators up close and learn how they live and hunt.

• Fur, Feathers & Scales
Explore how animals dress to protect and camouflage themselves, fly and keep dry. Learn how the outside of each animal is uniquely adapted to its special lifestyle.

• The Untouchables
Give a few misunderstood animals a chance to show off the special characteristics that make them unique. Spiders, snakes, opossums and other ‘unlovable’ animals will try to make a good impression on your students.

NEW - In Cold Blood—the Herps - NEW
Not so warm and fuzzy, but just as interesting. Meet the slimy, scaly and slithering members of the herps: frogs, toads, salamanders, turtles, snakes and lizards.

Indoor programs may be held onsite at the Stone Nature Center or in your classroom.

Additional Environmental Programs:
Orienteering (6th—12th grades) Endangered Species, Nature’s Recyclers, Rainforests, or specially designed programs—
Call Stone Nature Center Director Dennis Dinwiddie at 273-5806