
News & Updates
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2011 Wildlife Weekend Photo Contest and Show
It’s that time again… Friends will again be sponsoring an amateur photography contest and show in conjunction with the annual Wildlife Weekend celebration at the Park. Amateur photographers of all ages, including children and teens, are encouraged to participate. Eligible photographs must be taken at Steele Creek Park in Bristol, Tennessee and be focused on the… Read more
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Mountain Empire Butterfly Club 2011 Events
The Mountain Empire Butterfly Club has announced its schedule of events planned for the remainder of 2011. Click here to see a list of the many activities they have planned between now and October! Read more
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Summer Nature Camps beginning soon!
The first Nature Camp session begins June 6th and the sessions are filling fast. For the schedule of individual camp sessions, click here. For more detailed information about the camps and the registration form click here. Read more
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Butterfly walk this Saturday at Rooster Front Park
Meet naturalist Don Holt in the parking lot at Rooster Front Park and go on an easy walk to see what butterflies are fluttering by. Rooster Front Park is on Vance Drive, more or less behind the Volunteer Parkway Food City and Lowe’s shopping centers. The walk will begin at 1:00 pm. For more information call the… Read more
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Summer Nature Camps 2011 Schedule
Summer Nature Camps begin at Steele Creek Park the week of June 6th. For kids aged 10 to 13 camp themes include: animal tracking and orienteering, geology and paleontology, and nature photography. For those aged 7 to 9 the three sessions will focus on: freshwater nature, nature discovery, and nature photography. All camps are limited… Read more
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Porch Light Insects Presentation this Friday Evening
You’re invited to a slide presentation by Larry McDaniel, this Friday, focusing on the incredible diversity of the different species of insects that are attracted to lights. Many of these are various moth species. It is possible to identify hundreds of species of moths at one porch light in a year’s time. Other insects and… Read more