Part of the 'Life in Balance. Exploring the Diverse Ecosystems of the World' series. Through expert talks and hands-on activities, this program explores desert ecosystems, showcasing the diversity of life and the unique ways organisms adapt to their habitats.

Second Saturday Bird Walks in the Heard Wildlife Sanctuary are offered by volunteers from the Prairie & Timbers Audubon Society (PTAS). These bird walks are intended to help beginning and intermediate birders with bird spotting and identification techniques. There are also plenty of opportunities provided for participants to ask questions from experienced birders. Prairie, woodland, and wetland habitats are included in these walks. Optional extended time is available by participant request. Be sure to arrive on time, because if you come a few minutes late, the group may have already started their walk.

Part of the 'Life in Balance. Exploring the Diverse Ecosystems of the World' series. Through expert talks and hands-on activities, this program explores temperate ecosystems, showcasing the diversity of life and the unique ways organisms adapt to their habitats.

Join the Butterfly Pavilion and the Denver Art Museum for a two-part artistic adventure! In part one, students will learn to draw butterflies by exploring their representation in artworks from the Denver Art Museum's collections, while also discovering the fascinating anatomy of butterflies through the presentation of preserved specimens. In part two, students will be given a guided tour and immersed in the Butterfly Pavilion's lush conservatory, surrounded by thousands of free-flying butterflies. They will continue to refine their drawing practice in this natural setting with the opportunity to nature journal and draw from live or preserved specimens. This two-part workshop is perfect for artists and nature enthusiasts alike and does not require any prior technical knowledge. The first class meets in the Creative Hub, located on level 1 of the Martin Building at the Denver Art Museum. The second class meet at the Butterfly Pavilion. Refund and Class Cancellation Policy: The DAM adheres to a no-refund, no-exchange policy.

4-day summer camp exploring ornithology through hands-on science, guided hikes, bird-watching, and nature activities. Campers will learn about bird adaptations, flight, calls, habitat protection, and conduct nature journaling. Camp includes guided hikes, bird identification, eco-art projects, interactive science lessons, and outdoor games. Drop-off 7:30-9am, pick-up 5-6pm. Bring packed lunch and water bottle. Long pants and closed-toe shoes required. Scholarships available through Walton Family Foundation grant.

Perfect for first-time campers and returning adventurers ages 7-12. Kids will explore nature, try hands-on science, enjoy campfire fun, and make new friends in a safe, exciting environment. Activities include guided hikes, campfire traditions with s'mores, mini night hike, group games, hands-on science lessons, and small group activities. Students stay in ONSC's lodges assigned by age and gender. Scholarships available through Walton Family Foundation grant. Registration requires purchasing tickets and completing camper registration form. Chaperones available with interview and background check required.

Come see live reptiles and amphibians in person! Learn all about their diets, habitats and what makes them special! This interactive program is fun for...

Come see live reptiles and amphibians in person! Learn all about their diets, habitats and what makes them special! This interactive program is fun for all ages.

Excavate dinosaur fossils, make amber slime, explore Morrill Hall at UNL, and investigate dinosaur scat. Includes field trips. For grades 3-4. Offered weeks of 6/15 and 7/20.

8-week summer camp program from June 15 - August 7, 2026. Three age ranges offered: rising K-1st graders, rising 2nd-3rd graders, and rising 4th-5th graders. Weekly themes include Paleontology and Archaeology, Tinkering Workshop, Space Explorers, The Natural World, The Art of Science, Chemistry, Forces and Energy, and The Art of Science II. Week-long packages registration begins January 12, single day registration begins April 13. Aftercare available.

Half Day Camp for 3rd and 4th graders. What makes a snake scale tough and a feather light? Take a microscopic look at scales, feathers, shells, and more as you discover what animal adaptations are all about.

Shrink on down to explore bugs, plants, and wonders of the garden as we discover the amazing things present in the average garden. Campers will learn about plants and insects through hands-on activities and outdoor play. Each day, we'll meld curiosity and creativity with time to rest, have a snack, and listen to stories about the natural world. Join us for a week of exploring all the tiny marvels that make gardens grow!

The Davis Islands Garden Club Scholarship is awarded to graduating high school seniors from Hillsborough County in Florida, planning to study a natural science subject. Special consideration is given to students who have attended one or both camps sponsored by the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs: Camp Wekiva for younger children and/or SEEK (Save the Earth's Environment Through Knowledge) for teens. Minimum GPA requirement: 2.8. Application materials required: Essay and Letter of recommendation.