Share Your Story Programs

February & March | Cleary 
Uncover your own family stories and learn about Scott County history with a historical interpreter. For ages 50 and up.

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Geocaching for Leprechaun Surprises

March 16 & 17 | Cleary Lake & French

Use GPS technology to explore the park and find fun things left behind by the tricky leprechauns.

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2024: Three Rivers Parks’ Big Year of Bugs

By: John Moriarty

February 06, 2024

Category: Big Year of Bugs

Throughout 2024, Three Rivers Park District is highlighting bugs. Many people have asked why we are interested in bugs because they think of them as creepy and gross. But that is exactly why we are interested. Because, while some bugs creep, they are all cool and important in their own way — even mosquitoes… but maybe not ticks. This year we’ll showcase the cool and interesting side of bugs with a yearlong series of activities including talks, classes, hikes and events.

About the Author

 a man in a hat and tan collared shirt holding a turtle upside down and pointing to it's underbelly.

John Moriarty is the Senior Manager of Wildlife at Three Rivers Park District and has been with the Park District for 15 years. He has been involved in many of the wildlife restoration efforts and initiated the snake and butterfly efforts. John has led several projects to increase prairie habitat in the Park District. John likes exploring natural areas and looking for all types of plants and animals, but especially turtles.

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