Spin into the world of spiders with Master Naturalist Allen Miller and discover why these eight-legged critters deserve our love!

PVAS Host: Allen Miller

Free and open to the public. All ages are welcome, though youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and limited to 15 participants.

PVMN Continuing Education Credit Eligible

In honor of Save a Spider Day on March 14, we’ll untangle the importance of spiders in our ecosystems. We’ll begin with a Web of Life activity then we’ll learn about some of West Virginia’s common spider species. Along the way, you’ll learn what makes an insect an insect, how spiders differ, and dive into their fascinating life cycles and habitats. Don’t get caught in a web of fear—come learn to love your local arthropods!

Immediately after this program, Allen will lead a Full Moon Walk. Click here to learn more about the Full Moon Walk.

• Walking Distance: Little to no walking. This is an indoor program.
• Restroom: Indoor, flushing restrooms are available in the Case Nature Center.
• Parking/Where to Meet: Meet inside the Case Nature Center.
• What to Bring: Bring your curiosity and enthusiasm!

Register Here!

Registration will remain open until the start of the program.

About Allen: Allen Miller was a teacher for 35 years where he spent a large chunk of that time teaching science. Allen is a Morgan County WV residence and currently, a seasonal naturalist at Cacapon Resort State Park. He is a Master Naturalist member in the 2021 cohort.