Little Naturalists: In a Grasshoppers World
Join us at Lake Pueblo State Park for Little Naturalists: In a Grasshopper’s World. This program is designed for preschool aged children and their grown-ups.
About this Event
Let’s discover what the world looks like from a grasshopper’s compound eyes! Participants will enjoy a story time before going on an insect safari, to observe our friendly creepy crawlies up close!
This program will meet at Osprey Picnic Area in the Rock Canyon area of the park. 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/7e8dd573-1140-4a85-b05f-4caf0d08c65a
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