-Discuss where bugs live and why they're important

-Meet some ambassador bugs

-Build a bug habitat and search for bugs

-Prepare a meal for our animals

-Discuss park policy and Leave No Trace outdoor ethics
-Build a fire & roast s'mores
-Gain a new respect for state parks

-Walk/hike around the park to 'get inspired' by nature
-Paint a scene in the park
-Each troop paints a mural

-Pick a trail
-Discuss how to hike & forest safety
-Create & pack their own trail mix

-Visit a state park garden
-Choose what plants they want to grow
-Create & bring a garden nursery home

-Discuss wild vs domestic animals

-Create diorama of a habitat

-Learn about endangered species and how to preserve their habitat

-Research information of one animal
-Study body language and tactics that speakers use
-Present a conservation finding & share how others can help

-Discuss & listen for nocturnal animals
-Observe nocturnal species
-Host an extreme Nighttime Party

-Discuss zoos, captive animals, and Leave No Trace outdoor ethics
-Investigate why animals are used for science
-Think Like A Scientist

-Discuss how powerful photography can be

-Shoot a series of pictures that tell a story

-Photograph ambassador animals or park scenery