Cascade Lake Creature Exploration - A Moran State Park Jr Ranger Program

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Have you ever wondered about the dragonfly and damselfly nymphs that call Cascade Lake home? Discover the fascinating stages of aquatic invertebrates through a guided dip netting with Ranger Kathy, and then take a closer look at the insects found at Moran State Park.

Don't forget to bring an adult and wear your shorts and water shoes to participate in the guided dip netting portion of the activity.

Although all are welcome at our programs, this one is best for ages 6 and up.

Directions

48.6562021, -122.8544483

This activity will take place at the Cascade Lake Day Use Area, next to the Cascade Lake Playground.

Contact Us

Name Kathy Jacobson
Department Interpretive Specialist I
Email Kathleen.Jacobson@parks.wa.gov

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