Educational video programs presented by park naturalists at Caesar Creek State Park, exploring wildlife, plants, and the art of observing nature.
Naturalists Erin and Shannon share insights into wild animal rescue — what to do when you encounter injured or orphaned wildlife, and how rehabilitation efforts help protect Caesar Creek's native species.
May 2021 Watch Episode
Naturalist Janet Lasley guides viewers through identifying and responsibly foraging wild edible plants found in the forests and meadows around Caesar Creek State Park.
April 2021 Watch Episode
Naturalist Lynn Johnson introduces the practice of nature journaling — combining observation, drawing, and writing to deepen your connection with the outdoors.
March 2021 Watch EpisodeBrowse the full library of Nature's Corner programs on The Lebanon Channel, featuring a growing collection of talks, demonstrations, and guided explorations led by Caesar Creek naturalists.
View All EpisodesNature's Corner is just one of many ways NCACC volunteers and park naturalists bring Caesar Creek to life. Stop by the Nature Center to learn more about local wildlife and upcoming programs.
Explore the Nature CenterNature's Corner offers a wonderful way to connect with the natural world from the comfort of your own home. These educational video programs, presented by the knowledgeable naturalists at Caesar Creek State Park, bring the beauty and wonder of the local landscape directly to viewers. Each episode focuses on a different aspect of the park's unique environment, from the wildlife that calls the area home to the diverse plant life found along the trails. Whether you are a longtime nature enthusiast or just beginning to explore the outdoors, these programs provide engaging insights that deepen your appreciation for the ecosystems surrounding Caesar Creek.
The park's naturalists bring years of hands-on experience and genuine passion to every presentation. Through their work, they help viewers understand the delicate balance of life in Ohio's woodlands and waterways. Topics range from identifying edible plants that grow wild in the region to learning how wildlife rehabilitation specialists care for injured or orphaned animals. These sessions encourage responsible stewardship of the land, teaching practical skills and fostering respect for native species. By sharing their expertise, the naturalists inspire visitors to observe more closely and interact more thoughtfully with the natural spaces around them.
Participating in Nature's Corner programs is a simple way to stay connected to the park between visits. The videos are especially valuable for families, educators, and anyone curious about the outdoors, offering content that is both informative and accessible. Watching these presentations can also prepare you for your next trip to Caesar Creek, helping you recognize plants, spot wildlife, and understand the habitats you encounter along the trails. Whether you are planning a day of hiking, fishing, or camping, these programs enrich the experience and remind us all of the importance of preserving our natural heritage for generations to come.