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  • Picture of orange and black boxes of different sizes hanging at different heights and different angles from bare trees in close proximity

    Art In The Wild 2026: Exhibit Opens

    Visit naturally inspired trailside creations along Wildwood Park’s wandering trails and wetlands. Using mostly natural materials, artists have constructed large and small installations. This year’s theme is “Balance.” A map-brochure about the exhibit is available online, at the kiosks or inside the Nature Center.
  • Dauphin County Chiefs Association Meeting

    , Grantville
    2026 Dauphin County Chiefs Association Meeting Location: Grantville Fire
  • Seasonal Garden Walks

    Join Master Gardener Kevin Kelly for a guided walk through the Nature Center’s Garden Beds. Each walk will highlight what’s in bloom, along with shrubs, foliage, structure and other seasonal features that give the garden interest and support wildlife.
  • EMC Training-Planning Meeting

    Planning "P" Training
  • Flower Walk: Jack in the Pulpits and Other Showy Spring Flowers – Park Rx

    Join volunteer Jane Earle to search for Jack in the Pulpits and other fancy flowers along the North or Delta Boardwalk. Meet in front of the Nature Center.
  • A group of people walking on a paved trail in the woods

    Weekly Wellness Walk – Park Rx

    Every Tuesday (weather permitting), enjoy a moderately-paced walk around Wildwood Lake while enjoying the trees and animals at the park.
  • Women with her eyes closed meditating

    Meditation: The Ability to Accept Life – Park Rx

    Explore how acceptance can bring greater ease, clarity, and resilience into everyday life. This one‑hour session introduces simple meditation techniques designed to help you meet life’s challenges with a calmer, more open mindset.
  • DCHMRT Cache Maintenance

    , Dauphin
    HMRT Cache Maintenance
  • Two people in kayaks paddling

    Introduction to Kayaking on the Swatara Creek – Adventure Awaits

    This adventurous wellness program is geared for those interested in learning how to kayak. Enjoy approximately six miles of easy paddling for approximately two hours on the normally gentle, tree lined Swatara Creek.
  • DCHMRT- Flaring Operations

    , Dauphin
    Flaring Operations