Make a Difference/Autumn Guided seasonal walk,

Interpretive Ranger Steve Stevens will be leading an approximately one-hour long guided seasonal walk on Saturday, November 16 at 11:00 at the Audubon Louisiana Nature Center. This Autumn walk is perhaps the most important of the year as we will discuss ways everyone can foster biodiversity and make a real difference by doing less rather than more!

Meet in the breezeway, at the top of the entrance ramp. 11000 Lake Forest Boulevard, just east of Read Boulevard.

Following, there will be time for independent exploration on one of the other trails along with time to experience the other offerings. Trails and restrooms are open 8:30-3:00.

Then head to the Interpretive Center, a beautifully designed 4,000 sq ft exhibit area and a place for discovery, featuring displays of La nature and opportunities to chat with other Rangers on staff. Open 10:00-2:00.
For those of you who haven't met Steve yet, he has six years’ experience at the facility as well as credentials with Loyola Center for Environmental Communication, National Association for Interpretation, National Phenology Network, Louisiana Master Naturalists, NASA’s Earth to Sky, and brings a slightly different perspective as an animal geographer.

Bring sunscreen, water, journal, camera and binoculars. There are no concessions on site (other than bottle fillers) but there are spaces for people to enjoy packed-in lunch.

See the Audubon Louisiana Nature Center site for map and Nature Center specifics:https://audubonnatureinstitute.org/nature-center
If anyone has any questions regarding Audubon Louisiana Nature Center they are welcome to reach out to Steve at: [email protected]