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Cache Your Way 2019: Neolates Traditional Cache

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McHenry County Conservation District: Allowing room for other geocaches to be placed in this beautiful place. It is 4 years old. Plus last log was a DNF.

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Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Welcome to Prairieview Education Center

Prairieview Education Center serves thousands of McHenry County residents annually by offering free and low-cost nature programs, youth field trips, summer camps, and school field trips. The facility hosts traveling exhibits, a reference library, and a family drop-in “Exploration Station.” This interactive room features hands-on activities to help children learn about the natural world. A puppet theater, themed book bags and nature boxes, board games, puzzles, books, and magazines are just some of the available activities. Stop by throughout the year as the activities reflect the seasonal changes taking place in the environment.

By hiking the 6.5 miles of trails, visitors will explore some of the natural features to be found here and the many changes, both natural and manmade, that this site has seen. Follow the sidewalk to the left around the building for the trail head behind the building where you will enjoy a beautiful view of our prairie restoration in progress and explore the hiking and cross country ski trails that wind through prairie and savanna restoration to the banks of the Fox River, or enjoy a picnic overlooking the prairie.

Cache Your Way Question

Baby snakes are commonly referred to as snakelets. Newly born snakes are called neolates, while newly hatched snakes are called hatchlings.

How much does a green snake neonate weight?

To learn how to participate in the GeoSeries and earn a special District geocoin visit MCCDistrict.org/Geocache

Geocachers

Please join us in playing! Geocaching is a high-tech “treasure hunting” game played throughout the world by adventure seeker. All are welcome who observe and obey the rules.

  • Please do not move or vandalize the container.
  • Once you find it, log your name in the book, take a trinket and leave one of your own behind for the next person.
  • Replace the cache in the same spot that you found it, and make sure it is completely covered.
  • Please do not remove the informational card from the containers, this is an essential game piece for cachers completing the GeoSeries.
  • The real treasure is finding the container and sharing your thoughts with everyone who finds it.

For a complete list of rules and instructions on how to earn a special district geocoin visit MCCDistrict.org/Geocache

Email geocaching@MCCDistrict.org with any questions or concerns

McHenry County Conservation District Information

Visit our website at MCCDistrict.org or call (815) 338-6223

Photo Release

5/20/2021 Photos posted here may be featured on the McHenry County Conservation District's various social media accounts including Facebook, Instagram, and twitter, as well as our website (MCCDistrict.org) and print material such as Landscapes Magazine. By posting photos to this log you agree to allow us to share your work. Photographers will be acknowledged in any shares or posts of photos, so please include your name in your post if it is different from that of your username.

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