Trees, full moon are in spotlight at nature center

ANSONIA - Two programs are on tap Jan. 26 at the Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center, 10 Deerfield Road.

At 2 p.m.  assistant director Alison Rubelmann will teach a crash course in winter botany. Learn how to identify trees by the appearance of their twigs and bark. The program promises to be both fun and educational.
The program is suitable for adults and schoolchildren as well as Scouts. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration is required; call 203-736-9360.

Full wolf moon hike

At 5:30 p.m. join Center staff for a full moon wolf hike (weather permitting).
If you have never hiked the nature center trails on a cold, crisp night with a full moon overhead, you're in for a memorable experience.

Hike by the light of the moon and if there is snow, look for animal tracks, and listen to the sounds of park wildlife.
Dress for cold weather and walking on uneven terrain. Children must be with an adult. Enrollment is limited.

Call 203-736-9360 to register for this free program.