kalamazoo nature center

It's a sign Spring is coming, and time for the Kalamzoo Nature Center's biggest fundraising event of the year!

The Kalamazoo Astronomical Society invites the public to join the final observation sessions for 2022. Viewings will resume April 2023.

The Kalamazoo Astronomical Society is inviting the public to their annual end of summer observation night on September 17, 2022. The event is free and open to the public, weather permitting.

There's no doubt that Fall in Michigan brings us some gorgeous sights. If you're looking to hit the road for a Fall Colors tour, hopefully, this guide will help.

In the recent years, with the evolution of Covid and economy, we have tried to find ways as a country to help each other. The next time you want to go to a museum, zoo, or something similar, check and see if you get free or discounted admission.

The massive domed roof of the Kalamazoo Nature Center was recently removed as part of a large renovation project. Watch as the dome is lifted from the building.

When you ask people what their favorite season is, Summer and Spring usually are one and two, but Fall ranks ahead of Winter, and no matter what, it's one of the four most popular seasons of the year.

Obviously social distancing rules may differ from location to location, so check their websites or call ahead before heading out.

More than 10 miles of trails that wind through woods, wetlands and prairies are open to the public right now without a Kalamazoo Nature Center membership.

The $30 registration fee includes an official run shirt while quantities/sizes last. The kids’ can join in too at 9 a.m. for the Kids’ Raccoon Run for ages 8 and under