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For kids ages 6-8 years old.  Birds, bats, and insects will be studied.  We'll even catch insects to examine up close.

For kids ages 6-8 years old.  Birds, bats, and insects will be studied.  We'll even catch insects for close up viewing.

For kids ages 5-6 years old.  They may be small, but they are mighty!  Learn all about these interesting insects.

For kids ages 5-6 years old.  They may be small, but they are mighty!  Learn all about these interesting insects.

For kids ages 7-10.  We'll use nets to explore pond life up close and learn more about fish. Bring a pair of rubber boots or shoes that can get muddy/wet.

For kids ages 7-10.  We'll use nets to explore pond life up close and learn more about fish. Bring a pair of rubber boots or shoes that can get muddy/wet.

For kids ages 7-10.  We'll use nets to explore pond life up close and learn more about fish. Bring a pair of rubber boots or shoes that can get muddy/wet.

For kids ages 10-12 years old.  Catch creatures from the pond, use microscopes to observe them, and learn about aquatic food webs.

For kids ages 5-6 years old.  Learn about these fascinating reptiles and what colors they can turn and why.

For kids ages 5-6 years old.  Learn about these fascinating reptiles and what colors they can turn and why.

For kids ages 9-12 years old.  Which animals are the best architects?  We'll have our own building challenge!

For kids ages 9-12 years old.  Which animals are the best architects?  We'll have our own building challenge!

For kids ages 6-8 years old.  Learn about the elusive bobcat and its relatives.

For kids ages 6-8 years old.  Learn about the elusive bobcat and its relatives.

For kids ages 7-9 years old.  Learn about some of the most incredible animal adaptations, AKA superpowers.

For kids ages 7-9 years old.  Learn about some of the most incredible animal adaptations, AKA superpowers.

For kids ages 8-11. Become nature detectives and learn how to read signs that animals leave behind, like tracks.

For kids ages 8-11. Become nature detectives and learn how to read signs that animals leave behind, like tracks.