with Sam Swap, Museum Educator

$25 (Members 10% Discount)

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From the marshy banks of the Lieutenant River to the woodland walk, the Museum’s twelve acres contain remarkable biodiversity. Join Swap for a naturalist walk geared for all ages along the Artists’ Trail to explore and experience the wonder of the native flora and fauna. After the walk, Swap demonstrates how to create drawing tools out of sticks and stems found on campus. Participants will begin their own naturalist journal using plant life from the walk.

Dress for outdoor walking. All materials provided.

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The Museum’s educational programming is supported by the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut; Connecticut Humanities; the Randolph and John Dirks Fund; the John and Kelly Hartman Foundation; the Sally Bill Children’s Education Fund; the Betty M. Challgren Education Fund; the Elizabeth Matthews Hubbard Education Fund; the Ingalls Foundation Education Fund; the Sali Godard Riege Educational Fund; and the Lelan F. Sillin, Jr. Education Endowment Fund.

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