Doylestown day to feature the scaly and slithery

Reptiles and amphibians are often fascinating to kids, and the whole family can enjoy a Doylestown area day that will give these scaly creatures pride of place.

Lizards, snakes, frogs, and other cold-blooded residents of the Churchville Nature Center will be on display during its Reptile Day activities. There will be both staff and volunteers on hand to meet the public and share details about both amphibians and reptiles, and they can also answer questions about these often misunderstood animals.

One of the features of the function will be a chance for the attendees to discover the center’s Adopt-A-Reptile program, which is an initiative that lets the public support its scaly residents. Any donations and other proceeds will be used to care for the organization’s animal ambassadors, which can go out into the community to educate the public.

Offering this type of activity can give a group a fun way to raise money, and since it is also educational, it can have an even greater impact. Signs that provide information about the animals that will be included in the function can make it even more informative, and a printing services company is a good source for these items.

March 14 will be the date for this exploration of nature’s scaly side. The venue can be found at 501 Churchville Lane.

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