Bouncing, balance, and bait are just a few things animals use their tails for. We will explore a variety of ways critters rely on this part of their body.

What is an invasive species? Why are they harmful to native species? Find out these questions and more as we look at invasive plants at the Nature Center.

Spiders and Scorpions are some of natureÕs most feared creatures. Get up close and personal with a tarantula and explore what makes these creatures so creepy.

Utah has 18 species or kinds of bats! Kick off the Halloween season by learning about these misunderstood and amazing flying mammals.

Learn all about he crazy and oustanding ways fathers in nature take care of their babies.

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a frog and a toad? Can toads give you warts, do frogs pee through their skin? We will answer these questions and more as we explore these creatures up close.

Join the Ogden Nature Center education team for tales and demonstrations of plant and animal uses by indigenous cultures.

Learn about the many amazing mammals that live in Utah and the Great Basin region.

Help us celebrate MotherÕs Day by looking at outstanding moms in nature. From the elephant who endures 22 months of pregnancy and gives birth to a 200 lb baby to the mommy orangutan who nurses her baby for 7 years!

Fall has arrived! Help us bring in the new season as we learn how animals and plants adapt to a changing environment of less sunlight and cooler temperatures.

Spots, stripes, and spirals, and all sorts of other shapes show up throughout the natural world. Join us as we learn about different shapes and patterns common in nature and how they help animals and plants survive and thrive.

Join an ONC teacher/naturalist as you uncover the secret lives of salamanders. Meet a live tiger salamander as you learn about their life history, habitat and more.

From hitchhiking on our shoes, being carried in the bellies of animals, and soaring through the wind, seeds go through quite an adventure to find new areas to grow. Explore the unseen, wild world of seeds.

Badgers, Otters, Ferrets -Oh My! -Investigate the smelly world of mustelids. Explore a local endangered mustelid and find out why the skunk, although smelly, doesnÕt fit in this group anymore.