(Visitors to the Ogden Nature Center hike around Arrowhead pond. The 152-acre nature preserve was founded in 1975 as Utah's first nature center. Chris Detrick/The Salt Lake Tribune)

Search for signs of spring at the Ogden Nature Center

Jump! » Naturalist will lead visitors on a tour of the great outdoors on Wednesday.

First Published Feb 27 2012 08:26 am • Last Updated Apr 09 2012 09:17 am

Spring has sprung, and the plants and animals at the Ogden Nature Center are adapting to warmer temperatures and longer days.

Join them Wednesday, April 11, as one of the center’s naturalists hits the trail, guiding you through the great outdoors and looking for signs of springs.

Be prepared to hear chorus frogs and see migrating birds. And be prepared with a good set of shoes.

The program begins at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Meet in the Visitors’ Center.

For more information, go to ogdennaturecenter.org or call 801-621-7595.

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