Big Bone Lick

The naturalist staff at Big Bone Lick State Park takes great pride in offering high quality educational and community outreach programs that are tailored specifically to each individual group.

The staff developed brand new educational programs in 2009 that are ideal for school groups, scout troops, or other civic organizations.

For example, in the “Lick the Wild: Survival Skills Weekend,” you join the park naturalist for a full weekend of pre-historic-based survival training at Big Bone Lick State Park.  Taught from a “no modern tools” perspective, these classes are designed to teach you how to cope with various difficulties in survival situations.

For more information and a listing of programs available, please call (859-384-3522) or email the park naturalist Todd Young.

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1. 2009 Events at Big Bone Lick State Park
2. 2010 Events at Big Bone Lick State Park
3. Big Bone Lick Named One of Top Educational & Historical Facilities
4. Cincinnati Museum Center Heritage Programs Tour Big Bone
5. Todd Young – Big Bone Naturalist

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