
What is Explore More?
Explore More at Pritchard Park invites you to discover the park through environmental education programming, nature play, and outdoor science opportunities for all ages.

Environmental education
Our programs build sensitivity and awareness of the environment and provide opportunities to explore environmental issues in a hands-on, approachable way. Check out our calendar to join us for an upcoming event.

Nature play
Nature play encourages kids (and adults!) to connect with the outdoors through unstructured activities using natural elements like sticks, leaves, rocks, and other found items.

Outdoor science
Connect with and contribute to scientific research through citizen science projects that ask questions about the plants, animals, and weather in our neighborhood.
In the park
Explore More goes beyond the natural beauty of Pritchard Park. It includes a variety of features designed to help you connect with nature, from a bird blind and dig pit to a pollinator garden and binocular station.
Digital resources

Adventure Lab
Download the app-based geocaching experience and walk through Pritchard Park to discover opportunities for nature play, outdoor science, and environmental education.

ecoEXPLORE
Combining science exploration and kid-friendly technology, ecoEXPLORE encourages kids to explore the outdoors and participate in community science.

iNaturalist
Learn about nature, identify plants and animals, and create useful data for scientists.
Upcoming events
We’re going on an adventure! Join us for a magical, hobbit-inspired hike through “Middle Earth” (Pritchard Park). We’ll keep watch for Ringwraiths, Orcs, spiders, and dragons while we traverse a one-mile loop.
Things to Know
Photography
We frequently take photos and videos at our events. Here's what we do with them.
Food Allergy
We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy, or other allergens.
Grab your gloves and pitch in to improve our Pritchard Park ecosystem. We'll remove non-native and invasive species, plant native trees and perennials, and maintain natural areas in the park.
Things to Know
Accessibility
The library makes every effort to ensure our programs can be enjoyed by all. If you have any concerns about accessibility or need to request specific accommodations, please contact the library.
Photography
We frequently take photos and videos at our events. Here's what we do with them.
Grab your gloves and pitch in to improve our Pritchard Park ecosystem. We'll remove non-native and invasive species, plant native trees and perennials, and maintain natural areas in the park.
Things to Know
Accessibility
The library makes every effort to ensure our programs can be enjoyed by all. If you have any concerns about accessibility or need to request specific accommodations, please contact the library.
Photography
We frequently take photos and videos at our events. Here's what we do with them.

Outdoor science kits
Kits feature locally-relevant Citizen Science projects and related resources to connect people to nature and contribute to scientific research.

Kids nature backpacks
Backpacks contain books, tools, and activities to engage kids and families in exploring nature.
Volunteer opportunities
Want to get involved with Explore More? Check out our volunteer opportunities below. Interested in volunteering outside with a group? Contact Dale Morgan for more information.