Articles Tagged: Hurstville Interpretive Center

This Sunday, come help support the management of Jackson County Conservation's rare and sensitive remnant prairies by enjoying some soup and a program at Hurstville Interpretive Center.

Homeschool students are invited to the Hurstville Interpretive Center on Friday to learn about the American bison with a naturalist through activities and animal artifacts. Registration is required by 48 hours in advance.

The Apollo missions enabled astronauts to collect and bring lunar rocks and soil back to Earth. This Thursday at the Hurstille Center, participants will have the opportunity to see and hold these very rocks and soil from the moon. Registration is required 48 hours in advance.

Herb Miller of Maquoketa spent 61 days on a bicycle this past year traveling from Oregon to Maine. Hear about his adventure at a presentation on Sunday at the Hurstville Interpretive Center.

Brothers Mark and John Wagner of Dubuque began canoeing the Mississippi River headwaters for about a week each year beginning in 2016. This Sunday, Mark Wagner will present about their journey from Lake Itasca in Minnesota to Dubuque.

Students are invited to the Hurstville Interpretive Center on Monday from 10 to 11 a.m. to learn about how Iowa wildlife survive the winter though games and activities. Register 48 hours in advance.

Homeschool families are invited to join a naturalist and learn about the owls of Iowa this Friday at the Hurstville Interpretive Center, part of the KinderNature series.

Join Jackson County Conservation naturalists in learning about the monarch butterfly, and then helping with monarch tagging, every Saturday in September at 1 p.m. at the Hurstville Interpretive Center.

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