Summer Camps 

The museum hosts a wide variety of dynamic, hands-on Summer Camp programming for youth of all ages. Check back for Summer 2010 schedule.

Nature Photography Camp

Students learn photography techniques from expert Bill Wallen. Cameras and equipment are used in the field. The students will learn techniques for capturing natural wonders using digital photography and editing software. Each participant will leave with two 8x10 prints of their and a collection of digital photos. All materials provided by Nikon. Ages 14-18 

Junior Bird Academy 

Campers will explore the life of birds through discovery hikes, migration challenges, adaptation stations, nature journaling, and field guide and binocular 101. Go on a field trip to the Nassawango Creek Nature Preserve to observe live bird banding. Receive a pair of binoculars, a field guide and a bird journal to take home! Students earn a badge and certificate upon completion of camp. Ages 6-10 

Growing Up WILD Camp

Each day your tot will learn about a new topic including plants, insects, and birds. Daily schedule includes a story, craft, game, snack, and outdoor adventure. No before/aftercare available, must be potty trained. Ages 4 - 6 

Nature Inspired Art Camp

Each day participants work on a different project and leave with completed works of art including a plein-air painting, gourd birdhouse or feeder, eco collage, glass mosaic, and block print. All materials included. Ages 11-14