Building Fishing Families Workshops: November 19, December 10
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Make your own ice fishing rod and learn about angling techniques, safety, where to go fishing, fish habitats, and lake ecology. Build a lifetime of outdoor fun for the whole family!
Register one or more of your children (5th grade in the fall through High School Senior) for these free workshops held at the Headwaters Science Center in downtown Bemidji. Kids must be accompanied with an adult. Space is limited so register soon! While one parent/adult is helping their children build a rod, other family members (all ages) can explore the museum's exhibits and participate in naturalist-led activities. If you have any questions, email: jake.hcswcd@gmail.com |
bird & butterfly Festival: october 8
Click above for a copy of the event flyer
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Come celebrate World Migratory Bird Day, Saturday, October 8, 1:00 - 4:00 pm at Watermark Art Center in downtown Bemidji. Learn about challenges birds face from 'light pollution' on their journey; and hear from Jennifer Theime about another long-distance traveler - Monarch Butterflies...
Schedule of Events Presentations – (inside the Watermark Art Center)
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YNP Fall FAmily Reunion: September 24, 2022
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If you've ever been a part of our Young Naturalist Program, join us for our first "YNP Fall Family Reunion" on September 24 from 1-4 pm at the Neilson Spearhead Center. Meet other campers and their families who have also enjoyed exploring the woods, lake and bogs around Spearhead. We will feature favorite camp games such as capture the flag, fox and squirrel. Finish the summer with one more great day at the Neilson Spearhead Center!
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Annual Mhas members celebration: September 18, 2022
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Come join MHAS for our Annual Members Celebration! In the afternoon we are offering a special Audubon Avian Art Adventure program. We will explore our artistic selves with a guided art experience by local Bemidji artist Mary Therese. Mary will unveil the latest and greatest addition to the Neilson Spearhead Center - an avian-themed mural created by kids from the Girls and Boys Club. In addition, she will lead a hands-on bird sketching lesson -open for all ages. The event is free and all materials are provided!
Mary is a nature-based artist whose art can be seen around Bemidji at The Watermark Art Center in her exhibit “Umbrellas of Unity” and in mural format on Harmony Food Co-op. Check-out her website! This event is part of the Mississippi Headwaters Audubon Society Annual Membership meeting. The Board of Directors will provide a potluck dinner of brats and sides. We welcome current members and invite potential members. This event is free and open to the general public. Schedule of events September 18th at the Neilson Spearhead Center
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Building Fishing Families: July 23, August 20, September 17
[UPDATE: Summer workshops are over but more are planned for fall and winter. Check above for more information about dates and times for these.]
Make your own open-water or ice fishing rod and learn about angling techniques, safety, where to go fishing, fish habitats, and lake ecology. Build a lifetime of outdoor fun for the whole family!
Register one or more of your children (5th grade in the fall through High School Senior) for these free workshops held at the Neilson Spearhead Center 11 miles south of Bemidji, and Headwaters Science Center in downtown Bemidji. Kids must be accompanied with an adult. Space is limited so register soon!
While one parent/adult is helping their children build a rod, other family members (all ages) can participate in naturalist-led activities exploring the forests, wetlands, lake, and bogs surrounding the Neilson Spearhead Center.
If you have any questions, email: mhas@spearheadmhas.org
Make your own open-water or ice fishing rod and learn about angling techniques, safety, where to go fishing, fish habitats, and lake ecology. Build a lifetime of outdoor fun for the whole family!
Register one or more of your children (5th grade in the fall through High School Senior) for these free workshops held at the Neilson Spearhead Center 11 miles south of Bemidji, and Headwaters Science Center in downtown Bemidji. Kids must be accompanied with an adult. Space is limited so register soon!
While one parent/adult is helping their children build a rod, other family members (all ages) can participate in naturalist-led activities exploring the forests, wetlands, lake, and bogs surrounding the Neilson Spearhead Center.
If you have any questions, email: mhas@spearheadmhas.org
Anishinaabe heritage moccasin, makizinan, making workshop: August 20
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Come learn the art of Anishinaabe heritage moccasin, makizinan, making and Woodland beading. The workshop will be held at the Neilson Spearhead Center, 11 miles south of Bemidji.
There are spots for 15 registrants in the morning session (9am-12pm), and 15 spots for registrants in the afternoon (1pm-4pm). Supplies will be provided at the event including, but not limited to: elk hide, pattern template, needles, sinew, bias tape, lighter, and beads. You will receive instruction and inspiration for how to make your own beading pattern in 20-40 minutes and sew together your elk hide pieces into the shape of either split toe, or round toe makizinan. Those who choose the morning session will be invited to stay for the afternoon if they are not finished with their moccasins by the end of class. Afternoon registrants will be given new materials and fresh instruction at 1pm. |
BIOPHILIA
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Biophilia is the innate desire to connect with nature. Join us for an afternoon at the Neilson Spearhead Center south of Bemidji and immerse yourself in the richness of early summer. We will walk the trails, gaze over Spearhead Lake, and get acquainted with some of the many birds, frogs, mammals, plants, and insects that dwell in the forest and wetlands. Saturday, June 11, from 1-4 pm. For all ages, Free will donations welcomed. Registration is optional.
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SURVIVAL BY DEGREES - Birding Series
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Join Brick Fevold on June 25 and July 30 at 9 a.m. by Paul and Babe at the Waterfront Park in Bemidji. Brick offers a 2 hour exploration of local birds, their habitats, and the threats they face. Learn what actions you can take to support their protection. Ridesharing is encouraged. Free will donations gratefully accepted.
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