Wild Bear Nature Center is now open!
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About
Venture out onto the surrounding trails at Wild Bear’s property at Mud Lake! Bring your camera and put on your water shoes to discover the water, the woods, and the mud.
What you’ll do
Earth Ninja—June 1-4
Get camouflaged and sneaky in the forest! Become a silent ninja who lives closely with nature. Let’s practice predator-prey games to enhance your ninja reflexes. Learn to travel silently and camouflaged and learn the ‘fox’ walk. And, try your hand at archery and disc golf!
Natural Shelters—June 8-11
Become one with your environment and build your own habitat. Create your shelter, observe and contemplate how other animals survive. Could you survive the harsh mountain climate in your shelter?
Art in the Woods—June 15-18
Get inspired by the beauty in nature and create your very own masterpiece. Using different media and materials we will transform the world around us into art pieces to display & take home.
Savage Ways of the Wild—June 22-25
How do wild animals survive in the outdoors at all times? Discover the adaptations and survival. Study the food chain as it relates to mountain lions, deer, bears, owls, and rodents. How do animals protect themselves from brutal weather? Discover what is living in your own backyard and how they survive in nature.
What to Bring
Face mask, sunscreen, sun hat, rain jacket, layers, lunch and snacks, water bottle
How to Get There
Meet at Wild Bear and go from there!
Schedule
Monday-Thursday
Drop-off: 8:30 am
Pick-up: 3:30-4:00pm
Cost
$70 per day. If you are experiencing financial stress, please contact CCCAP to determine if you qualify. They are adjusting their qualifications to include more families.
How to Register
Please call us at 303-258-0495 to reserve your spot. Space is limited.
Wild Naturalists: Session 1
Date/Time
Monday, June 22, 2020–Thursday, June 25, 2020
8:30 am–3:30 pm
Location
20 Lakeview Drive Nederland, CO, 80466
Category
Wild Bear is Boulder County's only nonprofit nature center that is open to the general public year-round. Through both our free nature center and many camps and programs, we provide hands-on nature experiences for people of all ages.