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Nature Camp: Plant Power (Ages 6-11)

  • Tue, Jul 23–Thu, Jul 25, 2024
  • 9:00 am–4:00 pm
$100

Bunker Interpretive Center

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Spend time in our Native Gardens and in the wilds of the Preserve

No matter where you look, different, beautiful, important plants are all around! We'll learn about all the special powers of plants - how they help us and how we can help them. These campers will get their hands in the dirt, create plant-based art, and even get their own plant to take home!

For ages 6-11. 

All camp sessions will include a blend of nature exploration, creative activities, and engaging games tied to the camp theme. We always aim to spend as much time outside as we can! Campers will be placed in small groups with peers of a similar age to allow our educators to provide age-appropriate content. Two snacks are provided each day, but campers must bring their own lunch.

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