Description

Voices of Nature: Saturday Series Discover the stories nature has to tell.

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Saturday, January 31: SalamandersSecrets of the Slippery Kind.Step into the cool, damp world of salamanders — masters of regeneration and silent forest guardians of our streams.

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Discover the wild side of learning at the Chico Creek Nature Center’s Voices of Nature: Saturday Series — a monthly adventure at the Living Animal Museum where curiosity comes alive! Each session spotlights a fascinating theme — from turtles and tortoises to birds, salamanders, snakes, frogs, endangered species, and field research — brought to life by passionate guest speakers and our Animal Care Naturalists.
Get up close with our resident animal ambassadors, enjoy engaging talks and live demonstrations, and experience a few surprise moments that make each gathering truly unforgettable. Whether you’re a lifelong nature lover or just beginning your journey, this program offers something for every age — inspiring wonder, connection, and new discoveries each month.
To add to the fun, participants are encouraged to dress up or wear attire inspired by the month’s theme — maybe a herpetologist’s hat, a birder’s binoculars, a frog-green hoodie, or your best field-research gear.
Held on the last Saturday of each month (unless it falls on a holiday weekend), this lively, all-ages series blends science, storytelling, and community connection — celebrating the incredible voices of the natural world.
Every session opens a new window into the beauty, resilience, and wonder of life around us.

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Registration Details:Preregistration is required for all Voices of Nature events. Space is limited, and every individual attending — including adults and children — must be registered and pay the program fee. Reserve your spot early to ensure your place in each month’s adventure! For safety and supervision, all children must be accompanied by an adult during the program.

Sub-Category

Animals

Location

This program will start and end in the Janeece Webb Living Animal Museum