Junior Naturalist-Spring Awakening (register in advance)
The first day of Spring is approaching which means soon we will see melting snow, plants reblooming and hibernating animals waking up from a long Winter's rest. If you know a kiddo ages 6-12 who enjoys learning and exploring nature in every season, this program is for them. Guardians are asked to join their kids during this program. Meet at the Visitor Center. Register by calling the Visitor Center or via the Mueller Facebook event page.
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Take a Friend Fishing Contest
Monday, April 1 - Friday, February 28
Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area
For the sixth consecutive year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife and our partner Colorado fishing companies are encouraging anglers to take a friend fishing. As a reward for sharing your expertise and love of fishing, we’ve created a contest for mentors who take the time to pass on their knowledge. We are now offering prizes for the mentor as well as the mentee!
Feb
21
Nature Crafts
Friday, February 21
Mueller State Park
Make cool things with help from Mother Nature. Use natural items to create works of art. For all artistic levels. Ages 3 and up. Event is at the Visitor Center.
Feb
23
Registration Required:
Please register for this event.
Junior Naturalist-Winter Detectives #3
Sunday, February 23
Mueller State Park
This is the final program of this Junior Winter Naturalist series.
Keep Colorado Wild Pass — The Outdoors are for Everyone
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