Junior Rangers: Predator vs. Prey
Become a Lake Pueblo State Park Junior Ranger! Join our Predator vs. Prey program at the Cottonwood Picnic Area.
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Become a Lake Pueblo State Park Junior Ranger! Join us as we learn about Predator vs. Prey dynamics through a lesson on adaptations and a fun game! This program will meet at the Cottonwood Picnic Area. The Cottonwood Picnic Area is east of the Dam off of Juniper Road. If coming from the north, it will be second turn off to the left. If coming from the south, it will be the turn off to the right, just past the East Gate Entrance station on the south side of the river. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. All programs are free with a valid State Parks Pass.
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