This activity demonstrates how pollution affects fish in a stream. Eco-art Students create crafts out of garbage and recyclables. By participating in a number of activities, students learn how and why animals communicate. Tracking Students learn to identify mammal tracks and determine the inhabitants of the surrounding forest and stream habitats. Let your imagination run wild and become an animal in a make believe world.
Many animals use camouflage for protective coloration.
Test your skills at spotting objects on a trail that blend into their surroundings. This program focuses on a wildlife theme by incorporating a children's book with a craft project and activity that engage the student with the natural world. This program uses task cards to invoke independent and critical thinking skills centered on an exploration of trout and their habitat. Discovery Walk Students enjoy wildlife while participating in many art, science and creative writing activities that focus on different aspects of the center's outdoor exhibit. An introduction to topographic maps is available upon request.