Nature/Culture Hike
Join SIUE Archaeology Professor, Julie Zimmermann, in front of the Interpretive Center on Sat., June 1, 2024 by 8:45 AM. This event is FREE and open to the public. NO RSVP NEEDED.
Changing Perspectives: The Impacts of Colonialism, Class Hierarchy and The Industrial Revolution on American Land Management - By Rico Rose
Rico Rose, an Indigenous community member of St. Louis, is a horticulturalist specializing in native plants and sustainable landscaping. They will provide a presentation on the history of American lawns and the potential for revitalizing landscapes and fostering ecological resilience in modern contexts through an Indigenous lens. Taking place in the Iseminger Auditorium in the Interpretive Center
Make & Take: Wildflower Seed Boombs
Make and take a wildflower seed bomb for your home. This activity uses native Illinois wildflowers to support pollinators. One take-away project per person. Taking place in the Education Room in the Interpretive Center.
Gift Shop OPEN in-person!
The Gift Shop staff invites you to join us for an in-person shopping experience during all the Nature Day activities!
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
For more information, call 618-346-5160. Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site 30 Ramey St., Collinsville, IL 62234 www.cahokiamounds.org
