Go Wild in the Park Series Offers Nature Walk Program

You are invited to take a closer look at nature as summer melts into fall and brings with it changes in plant life and animal life as Naturalist Chris Mosebach returns to Waterworth Memorial Park on September 6, 2017 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. to present the program, “Excited for Autumn – a Walk on the Nature Trail”. The Nature Trail is located at Sunset Blvd. (off of North Lincoln Ave.) Salem, OH 44460.

L. Christian Mosebach is a naturalist that has worked all over the United States from Yellowstone National Park to Oil Creek State Park. He has worked the past 47 years developing his story telling skills in sharing his vast knowledge and experiences with the natural world. Some recent presentations include: Secrets of The Indian Medicine Man, Survival Hacks, Primitive Fire Making, Wilderness Survival, Wild Foods, Tree Identification, Archery Instruction, Animals Of The Night and dozens of other outdoor topics. Chris has a degree in both forestry and environmental education from Penn State and is a Certified Interpretive Guide.

This program is another in the “Go Wild in the Park” series of educational and entertaining programs provided through the partnership of Salem Public Library and Salem Parks and Recreation. Registration is required online at www.salem.lib.oh.us or by calling 330-332-0042. This program is open to the public and free of cost to attend.

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