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Nature Programs 503-629-6350
Twilight Howls and Coyote Prowl Fitness Classes at the Tualatin Hills
8/23 F 7pm-9pm 6 yrs-adult CM15501 Nature Center
Cooper Mountain Nature House ID/AP/OD: $18
Yoga on the Mountain
Nature Studies – Adult Join us as we embark on an adventure at Cooper Mountain. Hike through
Bird Behaviors oak and coniferous woodlands and fields, followed by a mindful yoga
asana practice at the Nature House for more soul-nurturing connection.
This class is for enthusiasts seeking to deepen their birding skills by delving Bring essentials like comfortable shoes, sun protection, water, snacks, an
into the intricacies of bird identification through sound and behavior. In outdoor blanket, and your yoga mat. Immerse yourself in a community
addition to using visual traits, enhance your ability to identify species using experience, connecting consciously with nature, others, and yourself. Hike
sound and habits. at 9am followed by Yoga at 10:30am.
6/22 S 9am-11am 16+ NP15400 8/3 S 9am-11:30am 14+ CM12500
Tualatin Hills Nature Center ID/AP: $18 OD: $22.50 Cooper Mountain Nature House ID/AP/OD: $34
Cooper Mountain Eco Regions
Oak savannas and oak woodlands are among the rarest ecosystems in
Oregon, and Cooper Mountain features an excellent opportunity to learn Drop-In Yoga Classes
about their unique ecological traits. Join Oregon Master Naturalist Rebecca
Lexa for a walk and talk exploring the oaks and other features of Cooper
Mountain Nature Park, and how we can preserve the remaining oaks of the The Tualatin Hills Nature Center is offering evening yoga classes!
Willamette Valley. Classes are for ages 14+. Day, time, and instructor of classes are
subject to change without notice. For a complete list of THPRD
7/13 S 6pm-7:30pm 16+ CM15400
Cooper Mountain Nature House ID/AP/OD: $18 fitness offerings, please visit thprd.org/activities/fitness. To view
the nature center fitness drop-in schedule, please visit thprd.
Kokedama: Create a Moss Ball with Native Plants org/facilities/nature/nature-center.
Learn to create and care for a striking and unique Japanese moss ball
using our own Pacific Northwest native plants to feature their beauty,
versatility, and purpose for our habitat. Adorn your outdoor space by
hanging in on your covered patio or balcony while helping our wildlife. The
workshop includes all the materials for assembling your moss ball, a step-
by-step breakdown of the process, and helpful care tips for keeping your
creation happy and healthy. You will walk away with information about
native plants, resources, and a moss ball for your home. For this class,
cancellation or drops must be received seven days in advance. No refunds
or credit will be given with less than seven days’ notice.
7/17 W 6-8pm 16+ NP15401
Tualatin Hills Nature Center ID/AP: $65 OD: $81.25
Bats and Brews Nature Mobile
Learn about local bat species in Beaverton over a pint of local beer. We'll
delve into various myths associated with bats, helping you distinguish The Nature Mobile is a mobile classroom that allows THPRD's
between bat facts and fiction! Then, we’ll venture into the park at dusk Nature Center staff to bring environmental education
equipped with a bat detector to explore the realm of our nocturnal winged programs to schools, parks, libraries, and neighborhoods
companions. Concluding with a discussion about bats, sharing insights on throughout the park district.
locations for your nighttime bat explorations.
Look for the Nature Mobile at your neighborhood park and
8/17 S 7:30pm-9:30pm 21+ NP15402 join us for free nature programs! Children of all ages are
Tualatin Hills Nature Center ID/AP: $33 OD: $41.25
welcome with an adult. To view the locations, times, and topics
Twilight Flyers: Unlocking the Mysteries of Bats schedule, visit our website: www.thprd.org/facilities/nature/
nature-mobile or call 503-629-6350.
Enjoy the sights and sounds of nature at night at Cooper Mountain. We’ll
begin the program indoors, exploring bat specimens and learning about
local bat species, then venture into the park at dusk equipped with a bat
detector to delve into the realm of our nocturnal winged companions.
8/21 W 7:30pm-9:30pm 16+ CM15401
Cooper Mountain Nature House ID/AP/OD: $18
Guided Forest Bathing
Forest Bathing is a research-backed practice that supports wellness and
deeper relationships with the natural world. You’ll immerse yourself in the
forest, slow down, and breathe deeply. We’ll explore gentle and meditative
practices, all while “bathing” in the sights, sounds, scents, and textures of
the beautiful Tualatin Hills Nature Park.
8/24 S 10am-12pm 16+ NP15403
Tualatin Hills Nature Center ID/AP: $26 OD: $35.50
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