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Earth Action Partnership is a community based nonprofit organization located at the Zoar Wetland Arboretum. Our mission is to interpret the history and natural features of the Zoar Wetland through education and recreation |
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Wetland Location
434 W Fifth Street
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Mailing
PO Box 646 |
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For Online Giving follow this link
Or, print the
Annual Membership
Form and
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"Thank you" to everyone who gives a
donation through payroll deduction
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We
Invite you to visit beautiful
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Wetland entered into a new partnership with the staff at the
Zoar Community Association in 2011 to
create some exciting new programs. The wetland is now being used as
an outdoor classroom for Zoar and our own naturalist is leading the
project. Towpath Tours, Nature Walks, and Day Camps are just the
beginning. We want to thank Jenny, Becka, and Sherrie at the ZCA for all their hard work and dedication to both the Village of Zoar and the Wetland. We look forward to another great season in 2012 |
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Scheduled Programs
for 2012 May 5 Zoar Speaker Series
"Zoar Side-cut & Feeder Canal" July 10 - 13 Summer Half-Day Camp July 17 - 20 Summer Full Day Camp August 4
Zoar Speaker Series "Tuscarawas County Breweries" Zoar Community Association for information and reservations |
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Coming
Soon, New Trail Benches at the Mike Porter is earning his Eagle Scout badge by designing and installing new trail benches at the Dogwood Grove. We are honored to have Mike take on this project and wish him well in his Scouting adventures.
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FAQ: "Does the lake freeze hard enough to walk on?" The shallow lake may appear to be frozen solid, but don't count on it. The water level is constantly fluctuating, and there is enough movement under the ice to make it unstable. The times it has been solid enough to walk on the temps had to be below 20 deg for at least two weeks to be safe. Even then, the ice will heave and crack as the water level underneath drops to create a void. And, if it freezes solid, a few days above 32 and the ice starts to crack and soften. Never drive a vehicle across the ice.
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