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Playtime at the Playa: How Animals Adapt

  • I-20 Wildlife Preserve 2201 South Midland Drive Midland, TX, 79703 United States (map)

🦊 How Animals Adapt | Zoology | March 21st
Survival in the wild isn’t just about luck—animals use seasonal adaptations to thrive. From growing thicker fur in winter to migrating for food, nature is full of fascinating survival strategies. Join us as we uncover the incredible ways wildlife adjusts to changing conditions.

This season of Playtime at The Playa is all about cycles in nature—the patterns, rhythms, and systems that keep our environment thriving. From the life cycle of trees and flowers to the way animals adapt through the seasons, we’ll uncover the hidden connections that shape our world.

Each session will highlight a different cycle, whether it’s the water cycle nourishing plants, the food chain transferring energy, or the rock cycle shaping the land beneath us. By exploring these natural processes, young learners will gain a deeper understanding of how everything in nature is interconnected. By the end of the season, families will leave with cherished memories, practical sustainability skills, and a deeper appreciation for the ecosystems around them.

Program Details

Playtime at the Playa is a free, open-play program designed for young learners and their caregivers to explore, discover, and connect with nature! As part of the WILD at The Preserve outdoor education series, these sessions provide hands-on experiences that encourage curiosity, creativity, and environmental stewardship.

đź“… Schedule: Alternating Fridays (March-May)
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Location: The Preserve’s Outdoor Classroom, Midland, TX
đź’° Cost: FREE (registration & reservation required)


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