Canoe Mystery Lake and remove invasive snails with family.
Dive into a unique family adventure at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center with the Snail Paddle and Pull event. This hands-on experience invites you to canoe across Mystery Lake, targeting invasive snails that threaten the local ecosystem. It's an educational opportunity where you’ll learn about these snails and their environmental impact.
Equipped with buckets and nets, families can work together to make a difference while enjoying the serene beauty of the lake. The event is designed for families, with canoes accommodating up to four people. It's a perfect way to engage kids with nature and conservation efforts. Just remember, if the weather turns, there's a rain date set for the following weekend.
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Join Schlitz Audubon Staff to clean up Mystery Lake! We will use canoes to access every inch of the pond so we can remove the large invasive snails. You will learn about this snail species, its impact on the ecosystem, and how you’re making a difference. You and your family will be given the tools needed, including buckets and nets, to help catch the snails. How many snails can you collect?
