July 25 evening hike at Motter Park is library-park district collaboration
On Tues., July 25, at 7:00 p.m., the Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District will offer an evening hike at Motter Metro Park, 10740 Columbus Grove Rd.
Organizers note, "There is nothing quite like the prairie in full swing! Join the Bluffton Public Library and enjoy an evening hike along a rainbow of blooms and a bustle of activity as the critters enjoy the flowers and grasses.
"Plan on a 1-1.5 hour hike, be prepared for the weather and ground conditions. Register by July 24 by calling 419-221-1232, or online at www.jampd.com/ "
ABOUT MOTTER PARK
From jampd.com: Motter Metro Park was acquired in two parcels, one in 2006 and one in 2009. Both were purchased using the Clean Ohio Greenspace Conservation Fund. The parcels were in row crop agriculture when purchased and were planted in prairie grasses to help restore native grassland habitat.
The Little Riley Creek runs through the property which provides critical habitat for wetland and water species of plants and animals.
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