Interpretive Center, Homer Lake Forest Preserve, 6-7:30 p.m.

The full moon of January was once called the “wolf moon” because Native Americans observed wolves in the moonlight at this time of year. We won’t see wolves, but we will take an interesting hike, and we may hear the howl of coyotes! The program will begin with a brief presentation indoors, and then we will head outside for the remainder of the event. Please dress for the weather. All ages. $3 per person, children 2 & under are free. Space is limited; register by Jan 16 at ccfpd.org; For more info: (217) 896-2455 or jwick@ccfpd.org.