Keeping it natural
Earth Day marked at MooseWood
Sisters Natalie, 10, and Whitney Haile, 8, look at the microscope display with Moosewood animal supervisor Alex Bott. “We are so tech-dependent,” Bott said. “It’s nice to go somewhere to see real animals, real nature and connect with other people.” MooseWood Nature Center celebrated Earth Day on Saturday with up-cycling activities, local science displays, live animal interactions and a special presentation on beach safety from the Marquette Fire Department. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
Ryan Haile, 5, holds a corn snake. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
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- Sisters Natalie, 10, and Whitney Haile, 8, look at the microscope display with Moosewood animal supervisor Alex Bott. “We are so tech-dependent,” Bott said. “It’s nice to go somewhere to see real animals, real nature and connect with other people.” MooseWood Nature Center celebrated Earth Day on Saturday with up-cycling activities, local science displays, live animal interactions and a special presentation on beach safety from the Marquette Fire Department. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
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- Ryan Haile, 5, holds a corn snake. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
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