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15 Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Nature Education Dive into nature through outdoor explorations, interactive programs, and more! Hemlock Nature Quest (age 13–15) These programs journey to far corners of the Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve on a quest to fi nd nature rarely seen by the public or other program participants. Dress for the weather and off-trail conditions. Bring your sense of adventure! (Participants are eligible to volunteer as program assistants for our younger nature programs.) Fees: $12(R) $16(N) (1 class) Outdoor Recreation Opportunities for outdoor adventure await you at Fred G. Bond Metro Park! Kayaking Kayaking for Teens (age 11–17) An introduction to kayaking, this three-hour class covers the basics of the sport, including safety, proper stroke technique, braces, wet exiting, and rescues. The class is taught by a certifi ed British Canoe Union Instructor. Kayak rental is included. Location: Fred G. Bond Metro Park Instructor: Wes Hall Fees: $37(R) $48(N) (1 class) 109644 Fri May 11 4:30–7:30 p.m. Fishing Fishing opportunities are available year-round at Bond Lake. There is no charge to fi sh from shore. All NC fi shing regulations apply. North Carolina requires anyone 16 or older to have a fi shing license. For additional information concerning size and creel limits or to purchase a license, visit www.ncwildlife.org. After School Fishing (age 11–17) Learn the basics of freshwater fi shing. You will learn the proper way to bait hooks with a variety of bait and learn the basics of casting with fl y rods, closed-faced reels, and cane poles. Cleaning and cooking your catch are also discussed. Participants are encouraged to bring their own rod/reel, but equipment will be provided. Location: Fred G Bond Metro Park Instructor: Bryan Craddock Fees: $15(R) $20(N) (1 class) 109635 Tue May 8 5:30–7:30 p.m. ⬣ DON'T WAIT! Early registration allows us to plan appropriately. Classes that do not meet their minimum enrollment are generally cancelled, you could make the diff erence. Nature Education and Outdoor Recreation classes may involve traveling over rough or uneven terrain. To help prevent injuries, closed-toe footwear is required. Rubber boots, hiking shoes, or sneakers are recommended; do not wear fl ip-fl ops, Crocs, sandals, or other open-toed shoes. Bare feet are absolutely prohibited! PROTECT YOUR FEET!