Spend one of the last warm weekends of summer cooling off while exploring one of Rock Eagle’s streams. Participants will use dip nets to collect and identify organisms found in the headwaters of Rock Eagle Lake including a variety of macroinvertebrates. Fish, salamanders, turtles, crawfish, and tadpoles can also be spotted by the careful observer. So join Rock Eagle staff on the morning of Aug. 16 and learn more about the critters living in your local watershed.

Sessions are appropriate for all ages and cost $5 per person.  This program runs from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and includes an opportunity to visit Rock Eagle’s Natural History Museum following the activity. Advanced registration is required. 

For more information please contact Laura Kent at 706-484-2881 or by email at: lmkent@uga.edu.  Programs will take place the third Saturday of each month, excluding December.  A complete list of Saturday at the Rock sessions may be found online at: www.rockeagle4h.org/ee/community/SaturdayattheRock.html