Children's Program
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Let's Go Logging
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Wonder what it was like to be a lumberjack in the 1850s? Find out in this family-friendly activity. Visit the St. Croix Family Campground’s amphitheater to meet the “lumber foreman.”
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Urban Critter Drop In: Squirrels
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Learn about these fuzzy little guys and how they live at this drop in event! Enjoy activities and a craft all while getting to know more about the squirrels you see every day! This activity is designed with families in mind, but anyone is…
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Storytime: Going Batty!
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Come enter a bat’s world to learn about these nighttime bug eaters and why they are our batty friends.
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Kid Time With Papa Dewey
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Bring the kids and a blanket for a musical matinee. Be prepared to sing along with Papa Dewey. The music is aimed at kids from 3-9 years old.
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Mighty Wings with Author Debbie Clement
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Join children’s book author Debbie Clement to sing and dance while learning about Monarch butterflies.
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String Art In Nature
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Let your creativity shine as you create a nature-themed string art piece. We’ll provide the basic design already set up for you to twine string around. You choose the colors and the amount of detail you want to apply. Best for those age 8 years and…
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Tales For Tots
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Come hear some tall ‘tails’ read from our naturalist, Anne. In this series of stories, we will be reading about the creatures that live among us and the environment we share! This program is being hosted with small children in mind.
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Little Naturalists Program
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Help your littles discover a love for nature with our Little Naturalist Program. Join us as we uncover the natural world around us using literature, music, play and hands-on discovery. Best for ages 10 and under.
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Spanish In Nature! – Learn About Frogs
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Discover and learn everything about frogs through games, crafts, stories and outdoor exploration by the pond! This program is intended for children aged 2-9 and their guardian(s).
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INK FISH PRINTING
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“Gyotaku” (guy-yo-tah-koo) or ink fish printing was originally a method of counting how many fish a fisherperson caught. Try your hand at this ancient artform with help from our wonderful volunteers.