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Join us for this entertaining and informative program as Paul McCormack introduces you to a variety of live animals. Take a close-up look at these creatures as you learn about their specialized body parts that help them survive in the wild. Please register in advance at 734-475-3170.

It’s time for that traditional rite of spring– tapping maple trees. Watch a short film about how maple syrup is made, and then go on a guided walk to see various methods of collecting sap and how it is boiled down to make syrup. Antique equipment for making syrup will be on display from the Waterloo Farm Museum and maple products will be available for purchase.

The popular animal rescuer and magician, Mark Rosenthal, will entertain, educate and astound you with his combination of live animals and magic. View some of the exotic animals that he cares for in his sanctuary and learn how they survive in their native lands around the world. Advance registration requested at 734-475-3170.

If your flowers or vegetables are being eaten by critters, this program is for you! DNR wildlife educator Holly Vaughn will highlight some of the animals that are commonly considered to be pests or nuisances and talk about what you can do to keep them out of your yard or garden. Advance registration requested at 734-475-3170.