Habitat Helpers for Fifth-Graders at Nature Reserve
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Posted: Saturday, July 21, 2012 4:00 pm
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Updated: 12:41 pm, Fri May 3, 2013.
Habitat Helpers for Fifth-Graders at Nature Reserve
Shaw Nature Reserve in Gray Summit is again offering its Habitat Helpers program for fifth-graders.
The program is designed to help participants build knowledge of the natural world by using hands-on activities.
Students will explore prairies, woodlands and aquatic communities, as well as help with some special events at Shaw Nature Reserve.
Meetings are held once a month from September to May, with a few special meetings also planned.
For more information or to request an application, call Karen Bryan, 636-451-3512, extension 6008, or email Karen.bryan@mobot.org. Applications also may be picked up at the visitor center. Applications must be turned in by Aug. 15.
Shaw Nature Reserve is a 2,400-acre natural area located a short distance off Interstate 44 at the Gray Summit exit 253.
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