Fall 2020 Brochure | Página 44

Program Registration and Refund Information • Pre-registration is required for all programs unless otherwise noted • On-site registration is not available at the start of the program • Each participant must be registered • Children must be accompanied by a paid registered adult Please note that a program may be cancelled early due to low enrollment. See page 89 for program refund and transfer requests. Weather Policy All programs are conducted rain or shine. In the event of extreme or dangerous weather, the program will be cancelled and participants will be refunded in full. Please dress for the weather. Launching this Fall! The Parks Foundation of Highland Park invites families to take a hike while enjoying a book about the wonders of nature. Constance’s Story Trail, is an interactive walk featuring a children’s nature-themed book with pages displayed at intervals along the trail. Constance’s Story Trail is made possible through a generous grant to the Parks Foundation by former Highland Park resident Marc Mar-Yohana as a touching tribute to his late daughter and to celebrate her love of nature and reading. Constance and her father had shared many joyous hours wandering among books posted on Heller’s scenic trails before the display was severely damaged and removed last spring. Featured stories will include some of Constance’s favorites and books selected by the Highland Park Public Library staff. Organizers also hope to offer a chance for local youth to display their writing. HELLER NATURE CENTER Lake Cook Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society lakecookaudubon.org Group and Custom Programs Heller staff is happy to design an environmental education or outdoor recreation program to meet your needs or you may choose from an established program such as geocaching, hiking and campfire or team building. Choose the location of your program at Heller Nature Center or Rosewood Beach Interpretive Center. Dates, times and availability vary. For more information, call 847.433.6901. Wander Woods Visit our nature playspace and let your imagination guide you! Unstructured nature play has been proven to build motor skills, creativity, attention span, social skills and so much more in kids (and adults!) of all ages. Dig, Build, Crawl, Listen, Climb…a few of the many activities the playspace encourages. Open daily from dawn to dusk. Come explore today! Stay up-to-date when adverse weather affects the programs and events that are important to you. See page 96 for more information. Fall 2020 • Park District of Highland Park 44