Junior Rangers: Tree Detective
Become a Lake Pueblo State Park Junior Ranger! Join us for our Tree Detective program where participants will learn to identify different types of trees and discover why trees are so important.
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Become a Lake Pueblo State Park Junior Ranger! Join us for our Tree Detective program where participants will learn to identify different types of trees and discover why trees are so important. This program will meet at the Osprey Picnic Area located at the far end of the Rock Canyon area of the park, east of the dam. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. All programs are free with a valid State Parks Pass.
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