Events
For event details, please visit the
Calendar or
Youth Calendar.
Some events require advance sign-up.
May 17
I Will Survive: Introduction to Wilderness Survival SkillsMay 20
Babies & Toddlers class:"Here Comes The Sun"
May 30
15th Annual Butterfly CountJune 2-6
Nature Odyssey:Rio Grande Valley
June 4
Plant Identification Class - Part 1June 5
Children's Summer Gardening beginsJune 9-13
Nature Odyssey:Pajarito Plateau
June 11
Plant Identification Class - Part 2June 16-20
Nature Odyssey:Valles Caldera
June 18
Plant Identification Class - Part 3June 23-27
Living Earth Adventure Program (LEAP)June 25
Plant Identification Class - Part 4Aug 28 - Sep 1
Holy Ghost Campout
Archive of Past Events
Kinnkinnick Club
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Can you spell Kinnikinnick backwards and forwards? Can you say it three times fast?
![]() You ask what is Kinnikinnick? It is an evergreen ground cover also called Bearberry found all over the Pajarito Plateau. What then is the Kinnikinnick Club? It's a nature club for kids in grades 4-6. Kids join the club and receive a nature journal, magnifying glass, and invitations to Kinnikinnick Club events: nature walks, story times, hands-on science, and more. We generally meet twice a month. We'll even hang your picture in the environmental education center! We want kids like you who love nature to join! Membership is $30 annually. Each additional child is $20. The club meets twice per month, usually the first and third Mondays. E-mail Michele Altherr, maltherr@cybermesa.com with questions. 2008 Reusable Bag Campaign The Kinnickinnick Club service project is a Reusable Bag Campaign for Los Alamos. For more information, see our Plastic Bag page. Plastic bags consumed this year worldwide: |
