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Details: Nature Day-off camps are a great way to make new friends and have fun while discovering nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and animals, and hike two to five miles daily. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. From mountaintops to caves below, rocks shape our world. We will explore the rock cycle, build our own volcanoes and eat our way through an edible geology lesson.

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Details: Nature Day-off camps are a great way to make new friends and have fun while discovering nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and animals, and hike two to five miles daily. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. How are dinosaurs related to birds? Let's explore the Nature Park to learn more about these distant relatives.

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Details: Nature Day-off camps are a great way to make new friends and have fun while discovering nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and animals, and hike two to five miles daily. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. Sharpen your animal-sleuthing skills as we learn to decipher the clues animals leave behind. Learn identification techniques used by biologists. Then take a closer look at animal bones, skulls, and other animal evidence both in the classroom and on the trail.

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Details: Nature Day-off camps are a great way to make new friends and have fun while discovering nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and animals, and hike two to five miles daily. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. Cold-blooded creatures live all around us. Discover how these creatures, including bugs, fish and reptiles, survive the winter weather. Dream of warm days as we learn why they become more active in hot weather.

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Details: Nature Day-off camps are a great way to make new friends and have fun while discovering nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and animals, and hike two to five miles daily. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. You eat food every day, but do you know where it comes from? It comes from dirt! Discover what happens on that journey from the ground to your stomach. Look for food in the forest, plant seeds, and do some cooking of our own!

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Details: Nature Explorers Camp is great way to make new friends and have fun while discovering nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and animals, and hike two to five miles daily. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. Explore the world of predator and prey as we search out wildlife in the forest. Mammals large and small will be the subjects of our exploration this week as we examine and identify wildlife in a variety of habitats.

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