07/14/2026
Twinsburg is fortunate to have a group that makes learning about nature so much fun! 🦋
The Twinsburg Native Habitat Association brings together people who share a passion for protecting wildlife and creating healthy habitats through native plants, trees and shrubs. From native-plant workshops and winter seed sowing to salamander festivals, meadow walks and other hands-on adventures, the group gives people of all ages exciting opportunities to discover the natural world right here in our community.
The organization was inspired by the late Stanley Stine, Twinsburg’s longtime naturalist and field botanist. Stanley’s enthusiasm for nature and teaching touched thousands of local students and families through Outdoor Science programs, nature hikes, summer camps, the Salamander and Frog Festival and many other beloved activities. He also helped transform a former farm field into the Liberty Park Meadow, creating an important habitat for native plants, insects and birds.
Today, the Twinsburg Native Habitat Association is helping keep Stanley’s legacy alive by encouraging the same sense of curiosity, wonder and responsibility for the environment that he shared with our community for so many years.
Their next adventure is Moth Night, a free evening event on Wednesday, July 22, from 9:30–11:00 p.m. at the Stone House Meadow, 9270 Liberty Road. Naturalist Judy Semroc and local moth experts will use special lights to attract, photograph and identify moths and other nighttime insects. Bring a flashlight and bug spray, and prepare to see the meadow in an entirely new way! The rain date is July 29.
Thank you to the members and volunteers of the Twinsburg Native Habitat Association for protecting our natural spaces, educating our community and continuing the work Stanley loved so deeply. Twinsburg is truly lucky to have you! 💚
Learn more and check for event updates at TwinsburgNativeHabitat.org.