Spring
and Summer Family Programs
Nature on The Move programs emphasize fun, though everyone just might learn a little too! Whether its building bird or bug houses, searching for salamanders, creating abodes for toads or a friendly competition of "squirrel survivor" its quality time for families in the outdoors. Give your business a competitive edge by adding these one-of-a-kind experiences to your guestís stay.
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Conservation Projects
Learn about the critters inhabiting your backyard while constructing one of these fun and useful projects Building bird BoxesSharing Nature Enjoy outside field experiences and explorations. Many topics to choose from or Nature on The Move can develop something just for you. Donít Take
it For Granite
Which Way
Does The Wind Blow
Salamander
Search
Barking
Up The Right Tree
What Lies
Beneath
Butterflies
Toads
Hummingbirds
Wade into
wetlands
Plants:get up close with "meat" eating plants, be amazed at the water holding ability of natureís sponge and prepare a wetland cookbook. Animals:whoíd want to live in these damp places? Well, plenty of animals call wetlands their homes. Children will search for evidence of animals and learn why wetlands are such great places to make a home. Birds:wetlands are avian nurseries for literally hundreds of birds. Weíll search for the feathered inhabitants of wetlands and discover their special adaptations for life in the marsh. Soils and water:wetland
soils are endowed with super hero powers. Children as "jr. scientists"
will experiment and discover the special properties and characteristics
of water and soil in wetlands.
Pricingxxxxxa two hour program is $150 + costs of materials (if any)
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