Experience the opportunity of a lifetime with our Capybara Encounter! Come meet Chewy or BB and their care team at Shipwreck Cove. This encounter will give you the opportunity to feed our capybaras and learn from their care team about what it takes to care for such unique animals. Feel the texture of their fur...
Interact with some of our special animals, which for many people is a once in a lifetime experience. Guests will get to learn about endangered species, how we contribute to conservation of those animals,...
Have you ever wanted to meet one of our Sea Lions up close and personal? Join us for a WILD encounter at Wildlife World Zoo! Learn what it takes to...
“I never could have imagined the plot twist that led me to discover birds—and rediscover myself. In 2020, I survived a near-death traumatic brain injury. Although it was a sudden and sad ending to one chapter, it also marked the start of a more optimistic one.” In this uplifting conversation, Emily will share insights from...
Have you ever wanted to meet a sloth? Come meet Luna and her care team. This encounter will give you the opportunity to feed Luna and learn from her care...
Cool off in the air-conditioned Nature Center for this special America 250 Lunch n' Learn! For two and a half centuries, the diverse landscapes of America have provided sanctuary for...
Come learn about cacti of the Sonoran Desert and Phoenix area! Ranger Eric will host this discovery station table at the White Tank Nature Center. Nearby there are live examples of a variety of cacti to see on the trail next to the center. MEETING LOCATION: Nature Center Exact location (Google Maps): https://maps.app.goo.gl/mcWBLqsz8K17bhkv8 No registration required....
This is a casual drop-in program, that will have a freshwater sample from the Hassayampa to be examined under a microscope to see the tiny little critters that are hiding in plain sight! Seeing what things live in our water is not only fun, but it also tells us about the health of our water. Drop in...
This class aims to foster a deeper understanding of the world around us. Each class includes a hands on activity or craft. Learn about the monarch life cycle, migration, habitats, and the important role these butterflies play in our ecosystem. Through hands-on activities, we will discover how to help protect monarchs and their habitats. Ages...
4-H Social here at the Library Presented by Elaine Miller. Ages 5 - 18
Join us at Prescott Valley Public Library on Thursday, August 27, 2026, from 5:30-6:45PM for Herbs 101: Grow, Use & Preserve. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just getting started, Herbs 101 is the perfect introduction to growing and using herbs at home. Learn the difference between herbs and spices, discover which herbs grow best...
What is an Herb vs Spice Deciding What Herb to Plant Companion Planting Health Benefits Types of Herbs and Their Uses Storage and Preservation Free presentation by the Yavapai County Master Gardener Speakers' Bureau. No reservation required.
Ranger Olivia leads this picturesque hike to watch the sun set while also talking about any plants or animals that are of interest along the way. We will see the sunset, a beautiful mountain view, and maybe some evening critters as well. You may bring your black light and regular flashlight to look for evening critters(optional). This hike will...
New this summer! Twelve light installations now on view at Garden After Dark throughout the Garden trails. This brand-new shimmering display creates a playful break from the summer heat with cooling colors and designs inspired by the monsoon season. All Ages
It’s time for another full moon in our desert. August brings a special treat with a partial lunar eclipse that will cover 96% of the moon in Earth’s shadow at...
It’s time for another full moon in our desert. August brings a special treat with a partial lunar eclipse that will cover 96% of the moon in Earth’s shadow at peak time. We start the hike as the moon rises, have a view as it gets higher in the sky and begins to darken with a...
Hike 3 miles below towering mountains and make frequent stops at ruins, rock art sites, native plants, and learn about the Hohokam people that made a home along the creek. Hikers should bring plenty of water, wear boots or sturdy shoes, and wear protective clothing. Due to inclines and rock trail in sections hiking poles are encouraged. There...