The facility is visited primarily by 1 st through 6 th graders from Lenawee Public Schools, but is also host to many special events and is available to private parties for business meetings and celebrations. As coordinator for the Wolf Creek Watershed Project, John Skinner has been carrying the pollution prevention message to students at Stubnitz in a variety of ways. He has given water quality presentations featuring live aquatic organisms as well as assisting Pam with nature hikes and environmental activities. The children who John guides through the trails at Heritage Park get a chance to collect aquatic insects like dragonfly nymphs and water scorpions down at the pond. Most students have never seen these types of creatures before and gain an appreciation for protecting water quality.
Students also discuss pollution and ways to keep our waters clean.