Dipper Day Camps Learn to identify animals by their tracks, wade through a stream in search of insects, examine different animals and plants found in a meadow and a forest, and make fun, nature-inspired crafts. Campers will explore different habitats in Cache Valley and experience nature using their five senses. All programs are science based and correlated to the Utah State Science Core Curriculum. These two-hour programs are taught by professional staff and trained volunteers. Signup information for teachers Workshops Winter Safety Workshops provide expert instruction on proper winter dress and equipment, snow shelters, digging snow pits to assess avalanche danger and studying snow crystals.
Instruction takes place on snowshoes in Logan Canyon.
The Volunteer Naturalist program is designed to meet the teaching needs of the School Programs with the goal of providing training, teaching experience, and a process of evaluation for SNC volunteers. Through this Bear River Watershed Education Program , teachers and students throughout the 500 mile course of the Bear River watershed are involved in monitoring biological, physical and chemical properties related to watershed health and restoration projects. Partners in this project include Utah State University Extension, USU College of Natural Resources, and Bear River Resource Conservation and Development. For more information on other events in the area, check out the Bridgerland Audubon Society's Green Calendar.