Friday, July 3, 2020

Wild Center launches kids nature program

Join The Wild Center educators this summer as they dive in to explore nature around us. No matter where you call home, you are invited to complete a Jr. Naturalist Book and become an official Wild Center Jr. Naturalist!
Going on a journey through the natural world, covering topics from insects and pollinators, to erosion and weather, to amazing apex predators. Check out The Wild Center’s social media pages and website each Monday for the release of new Jr. Naturalist Pages and challenges. Each page will be filled with activities for you to develop your skills as a Jr. Naturalist, encouraging you to get outside to explore, observe, create, and engineer.

Print them all to create your own Jr. Naturalist Booklet! Each Jr. Naturalist web page is chock full of videos with Wild Center Naturalists for you to learn even more.
When you complete the book and its “Craft a Creature” Challenges you’ll receive the opportunity to earn your very own patch and certificate to become an official Wild Center Jr. Naturalist.

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