U.S.
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
June
1–3 p.m. 10–11:30 a.m. 6–7:30 p.m.
Tue Wed Let’s Go Outdoors!
3 Trailhead Naturalist Time Outside Together: Wed
4 Bug Safari
Exploring Public Lands with
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As you’re walking, bicycling, or enjoying Insects can be found in all sorts of places! Summer is here! If you want to have safe
your day on Campbell Tract trails, stop by Join us this month on a bug safari and and fun outdoor adventures with your
our table to learn something new about the look for bugs in the natural world. TOTs, whole family but don’t know where to start
nature around us. Our instructors will be at or Time Outside Together, is a hands- or just need inspiration, we can help. Join
the CCSC or CAT parking lots. Topics will on nature program for children ages 0-4 us for some EPIC tips on where to go, what
change throughout the summer, so check and their caregivers. This event is $5 per gear you need, and how to stay in good
back each time you pass by. This event is family; register at [Link]* spirits. This talk is geared for all families
free and open to the public. regardless of experience in the outdoors or
ages of kids.
10–11 a.m. 6–7 p.m. 10 a.m.–noon
Fri Junior Ranger:
Thu Wildflower Walk Thu Bear Aware 20 Creek Explorers
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Each summer, the boreal forest transforms The bears are up! Do you know how to Calling all Junior Rangers! Grab your
into a lush and colorful landscape of plants behave in bear country? Learn about bears boots and come explore Campbell Creek.
and flowers. Join a CCSC naturalist on a and ways to be safe. Gain knowledge and Uncover aquatic insects and take scientific
wildflower walk! Discover which plants are experience to make you more comfortable on measurements to better understand
blooming, explore plant adaptations, and all your outdoor adventures. This event is free the creek and the creatures that call it
learn basic skills to identify common plants. and open to the public. [Link] event is $8 /child; register at
This event is $5; Register at [Link]* [Link] *
9 a.m.–5 p.m. 10:00–11:30 a.m. 6–7 p.m.
Sat Fri Wed
World War II and the
21 Butterfly Count 25 26 Bear Aware En Español
Campbell Tract Walk
Since 1999, the BLM Campbell Creek During World War II, the Army Corps of ¡Los osos están despiertos! Vivimos
Science Center has led an annual count Engineers built four small airstrips in en territorio de osos, así que, si estás
as part of the North American Butterfly Southcentral Alaska, including one at explorando al aire libre o descansando
Association’s Butterfly Count Program. We’d Campbell [Link] us for a walk to learn en tu jardín, es fundamental estar alerta.
love for you to join us as a citizen science about this fascinating history and discover Aprende sobre los osos de Alaska, cómo
volunteer. If you are interested, please email remaining relics of the [Link] event is $5 protegerlos y cómo mantenernos seguros.
sciencecenter@[Link]. up for a volunteer per person; register at [Link]* Explora las tierras públicas con confianza.
orientation for more information. This event Habrá una oportunidad práctica para usar
is free and open to the public. un spray para osos inerte. This event is
free and open to the public.
For more information or for links to
BLM Campbell Creek Science Center register, please visit
5600 Science Center Drive Anchorage, AK 99507 [Link]/ccsc/activity-calendar
(907) 621-4602 Photos by BLM unless noted.
*[Link] charges a $1 non-refundable service fee for each program ticket.