The full moon will guide us as we explore this riverine nature preserve. Nonie Werbe Krauss Nature Preserve lies alongside the White River and features prairie habitat, oak savanna and bottomland forest.

The Frost Moon is one name given to the full moon that occurs in November because the timing coincided with the first hard frost of the season. Native Americans, looking to keep track of time, named the full moons every month based on what was happening in nature.

All Ages

Free – RSVP required

What to Expect and Bring:

• Be prepared to walk in areas with limited lighting.

• Dress for the weather and be sure to wear pants thick enough to stand up to thorns and brush (unfortunately leggings aren’t very protective).

• It may be cold after sunset, so dress to keep warm.

• Wear closed-toed shoes that can stand up to mud.

Registration:

Please preregister through Eventbrite so we know to expect you.

Directions:

From Interstate 69 and 116th Street in Fishers: Head west on 116th Street about 3 miles to Eller Road. The property is on the southwest corner of 116th Street and Eller Road. Public parking is available behind Riverside Middle School (10910 Eller Road). Staff will meet you on the bridge by playground.