Centered between Sunset Pond and Sanctuary Marsh, North Chagrin Nature Center is the educational hub of North Chagrin Reservation. The center features a variety of native live-animal exhibits, a children’s play area, multiple wildlife viewing areas, and a Nature Shop. You can learn all about it and see some of the wildlife that live there by attending the Friends of Euclid Public Library meeting on November 7.
After the Friends meeting, beginning around 7:00 PM, the Friends will welcome a representative from the North Chagrin Nature Center who will speak about the many amazing Ohio mammals. Meet a live bat or flying squirrel, touch and observe furs, skulls, and other biofacts, and discover the roles these animals play in our environment. Participants will explore the ways mammals tie into our local ecosystem and discover how the concepts of natural selection, carrying capacity and species diversity can be applied to these fascinating animals. Refreshments will be served.
This event is free and open to the public. You can register to attend by clicking here.