Thursday August 7th: This one-day camp is specially tailored for students with special needs focusing on those with hearing and vision impairments.

Friday, August 8th: Campers will enjoy a day filled with fun outdoor learning. From feathers to fur to weather, camp goers will be immersed in hands-on learning.

Check in will be at 8:30am at the park shelter. Camp goes from 9am until 4pm then starts up again at 8pm where parents are welcome to join campers in an Astronomy program.

There will be an optional hike on Saturday, August 9th. See organizers for details.

Campers will need: comfortable shoes, cap, sun screen, and bug spray. Optional equipment: backpack, notepad, binoculars.

Enrollment limited to 30 each day.

Camp fees: $25.00 before July 30th, $30.00 thereafter. Includes lunch, beverages, snacks and handouts.

To see the full Brochure click here.
To Register click here. To fill out an Actvity Release form click here.

Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) bird banding is almost here. With banding stations all around the state, you can find one near you. It is a great chance to meet some amazing new people and take part in very important citizen science. For more information on MAPS, please click here.

Find out how to create and sustain a healthy environment on your rural property.

Interested in attending a workshop for property owners in Wyoming? Contact Jacelyn Downey, Northeast Community Naturalist via email or (307)756-3941.