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Festival of Spring

The Festival of Spring is an annual event at Rock Springs Conservation Area co-sponsored by Decatur Audubon Society and Macon County Conservation District. Many indoor and outdoor exhibits and events are held to welcome the season of Spring. In 2010, the Festival of Spring celebrated it's 29th annual event. Join us in the spring of 2011 to celebrate the 30th Annual Festival of Spring!


Join the Macon County Conservation District every spring as they celebrate Earth Day with all kinds of family fun activities. Enjoy wagon rides, live wild tropical animal shows, astronomy programs, our popular fishing derby, and more! Rain or shine, we celebrate at Rock Springs Nature Center and Conservation Area. This is also Sangamon River Valley clean up day. Groups and individuals are asked to register for the clean up by calling 217-423-7708. Cosponsored by the Decatur Audubon Society.

 


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Visit Our Conservation Areas

Rock Springs Conservation Area
Friends Creek Conservation Area
Sand Creek Conservation Area
Griswold Conservation Area
Fort Daniel Conservation Area

 
 

The Macon County Conservation District invites you to visit the many natural areas in Macon County, Illinois, including Rock Springs Nature Center, which offers nature programs, special activities, nature hikes, summer camps, music programs, conference rooms for all ages throughout the year in Decatur, Illinois.
Macon County Conservation District
3939 Nearing Lane
Decatur, IL 62521
(217) 423-7708
mccd@maconcountyconservation.org

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