Junior Rangers: Marvelous Moon
Become a Lake Pueblo State Park Junior Ranger! Join us for our Marvelous Moon program where participants will learn all about our closest celestial neighbor, the moon!
About this Event
This program will focus on explaining why the moon has phases using a fun experiment.
This program will meet in the Visitor Center Auditorium located on the south side of the reservoir. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. All programs are free with a valid State Parks Pass.
Registration is NOT required, but it helps ensure there are enough materials for all participants. Register: https://cpwconnect.state.co.us/ActivityRegistration/d7fb77a0-c43c-4688-bafa-41e2dc284d79
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