The Earth Beneath Our Feet nature program
DATE AND TIME
02/15 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
A nature program focuses on the importance of Missouri’s geology, from its role in shaping the state’s economy to its impact on the natural environment.
The fascinating geology of Missouri, with a special focus on the Hannibal region, will be explained by Alan Ruble, mining engineer and local geologist, along with the ancient forces that shaped Missouri.
Having worked for the Continental Cement Company for more than 25 years, Alan knows a lot about our local limestone and how it has been used all over the world. This program combines science, history and Alan’s unique experience to illuminate the connections between the earth beneath our feet and the community around us.
This free nature program is led by Hannibal Parks & Recreation’s Nature Interpreter Gale Rublee and members of the Mississippi Hills Missouri Master Naturalist chapter. Reservations may be made on the HannibalParks.org website: www.hannibalparks.recdesk.com/Community/Program
Venue
Hannibal City Hall – Council Chambers (2nd Floor)
320 Broadway
Hannibal,
MO
63401
United States
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Scavenger Hunts
The Hannibal Parks & Recreation Department has developed Scavenger Hunts to encourage visitors to the Hannibal parks. Hannibal children, along with visitors to Hannibal, will have a chance to explore our parks in a different way. These free activities allow participants to learn more about Hannibal Parks and to earn a free treat from a local business in the process!
Here are the scavenger hunts available so far (check back for future additions).