Join us for an hour long guided bus tour around Black Point Wildlife Drive. Enjoy the views of the wetlands and the wildlife seen throughout Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge. Tickets are free and all ages are welcome. Registration is required. Please call 321-861-0668 to reserve seats for this fun wildlife adventure.

This event is open to families that would like to learn and explore Great Swamp NWR. Activities will include an archery range, a guided/interpretive walk, and a behind-the-scenes tour of management areas. Participants should be registered before the event.

The Ready for Life Honors Club will have a field day at John Heinz NWR. Activities will include fishing, hiking, and environmental education. Students should register to participate through Ready for Life Honors Club.

This is an event for registered students and will be a larger program with 6 different stations. Stations will include a pelts and skulls table, insect table, fisheries table, and 3 make-and-take craft tables.

Come and join us to celebrate the Latino Conservation Week at the Salton Sea. Enjoy food, music, stories, birds and stars. Please RSVP to FRuiz@Audubon.org

Centro de Adoracion will carpool down to Davis Camp, set up camp, hear an informational talk about nature and the importance of taking care of our Colorado river and then play in and along the river.

Registered students from the local Boys & Girls Club will participate in a photography scavenger hunt at Genesee Valley Park organized by Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge and partners. Students will explore the park and look for specific items on the scavenger list, take a picture, and write something about it.

Only students that are registered may participate in this event.

Participants in this event will be treated to a guided, bi-lingual experience in the beautiful Big Morongo Canyon Preserve, located in Southern California's Sand to Snow National Monument. Guides will focus on native plants found in the preserve - their habits, historical uses, and practical applications. An interactive activity will take place at the on-site Visitor's Center, allowing for additional learning. Be sure to wear layers, a hat, and sunscreen, and bring plenty of water and healthy snacks. The preserve has a lovely picnic area, so feel free to also bring a brown bag lunch if you'd like to continue to enjoy the beauty of the area after the event's conclusion.

Join us on a two- mile hike to learn about non- native plant species and their impacts on the park ecosystem. All ages.

10:00 AM Planetarium Movie: Zula Patrol Down to Earth Hey Kids! Join us for Zula Patrol as they chase Madam Deliria back through geologic times in an attempt to rid the universe of litter. Animated film. Ages 4 and up.
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM: NASA's Destination Station traveling exhibit- This exhibit which is located inside of a 40' truck/ trailer, promotes research opportunities and educates the public about activities and life on-board the international space station. All ages.
10:00 AM to 12:30 PM Astronomy Crafts- It was 48 years ago this month that Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Join us for astronomy crafts as we honor the accomplishment. All ages.
1:00 PM and 4:00 PM Ranger led planetarium programs. All ages.