Date: Sat Aug 09, 10:00 AM EST - Sat Aug 09, 11:30 AM EST
Category:
- STEM,
- Outdoor,
- Life Skills,
- Creative Arts,
- Healthy Living
Level:
- Juniors,
- Cadettes,
- Volunteers
Do you know how biologists collect and maintain species population
data in the wild? How do they use this information to support
important natural resource management decisions? Find out how at Dino
Hill & become a wildlife field biologist for the day!
During this event, participants will go on a nature hike to learn
several survey methods to capture real life data on different
wildlife, set up a game camera trap to capture wildlife passage (and
review past years footage), learn how to inventory plant data using a
hula hoop, and complete a Goldfish mark-recapture study!
Included in Girl Registration Cost:
* 2 hours of hands-on
learning
* GSSEM Outdoor Skills Mini Patch Program -
Conservation Mini Patch
* GSSEM Outdoor Skills Mini Patch
Program - Nature Mini Patch
* Level Appropriate Citizen
Scientist Journey
* Fun, event patch
* Animal Track, Scat
and Sign Identification Cards
Included in Adult
Registration Cost:
* 2 hours of hands-on learning
Costs:
$25.00 per girl
$0.00 per adult
PLEASE
note that this is NOT a drop-off event and proper Girl Scout to Adult
safety ratios MUST be met in order to participate in the event.
Registration deadline: August 1 (or sooner if event reaches
capacity)
For program questions, please email Paige
Wigren at pwigren@gssem.org
For registration questions, please email helpdesk@gssem.org
