Wild Wings Adventure Birding Wild Wings Adventure Birding Camp is a four-day experience designed for curious explorers who are ready to discover the amazing world of birds! During three interactive classroom days, campers will participate in games and hands-on creative projects. They will learn how to identify birds by sight, and sound, explore habitats, and uncover fascinating facts about feathers, migration, and behavior. Students will practice using their very own binoculars, field guides, and observation skills just like real bird scientists. The adventure culminates in a one-day field trip, where campers will head to a migratory bird refuge to put their new skills into action—spotting birds in their natural habitats, recording observations, and experiencing the excitement of real-world bird watching. Whether your child is brand new to birdwatching or already loves nature, Wild Wings Adventure Birding offers a fun, engaging way to connect with wildlife, build confidence outdoors, and see the world from a whole new perspective—one bird at a time! June 8-10 9am-noon June 11 Field Trip 7:30am- 6 pm WWCC room 1408 age 9-13 Instructor: Jerrica Brasington

Camp Creepers and Leapers- Herpetology Get ready to hop, slither, and explore! Camp Creepers & Leapers is a hands-on herpetology adventure where young scientists dive into the amazing world of reptiles and amphibians. Designed for curious minds ages 9–13, this camp blends outdoor exploration, creative projects, and real science skills in a fun, supportive environment. Over four action-packed days, campers will investigate frogs, lizards, snakes, turtles and more, with live animals visiting the classroom each day.  Along the way, they’ll keep a field journal, learn how scientists observe wildlife safely, and build confidence in exploring the natural world. Students will develop a deeper appreciation for Wyoming’s native herps and for reptiles and amphibians all around the world. WWCC room 1408 For age-9-13 Instructor: Jerrica Brasington

Lens-ational Photography Composition In this class we will review composition and how to capture a compelling photograph. We will focus more on the images versus what we are shooting the images with. With that being said, phone cameras, inexpensive cameras, digital cameras, iPads, etc. are all acceptable to take your photographs, it just needs to be able to transfer images to a computer. The third day of class will be a field trip photographing sites in Rock Springs and Green River. Please bring your camera with its USB connection cord, a snack, water bottle and excitement for photography! Grades: 4-8 Instructor: Jen Wiberg