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Nature Rx

Do you like to draw, crochet, or journal? Do you like being outdoors? Join us as we combine the two and enjoy creating art in nature. Please bring your favorite art supplies, journals, and water bottle.

Learn to Fish

This is a two day clinic, participant are required to commit to BOTH days. Please do not register if you can not attend both days of the clinic.

Join us for a "Big Muddy" Alternative Methods Catfish Clinic on the Missouri River.

We'll start the clinic off on Saturday morning with an orientation at Burr Oak Woods Nature Center where we'll learn all about building various types of set lines and how to use them to target the Missouri River's Blue, Flathead and Channel catfish.

Nature Art

Registration required (adults) Nature Printing is the art of recreating images of found objects from nature. Little has changed from ancient times. This process has been practiced as an art, a craft and an aid to scientific study. Participants will learn about the history and techniques of nature printing while creating a wearable work of art using leaves, textile inks and recycled fabrics. We will also experiment using the etching press to create a one-of-a-kind nature art image on paper called a monoprint.

Nature Art

Registration required (adults) Nature Printing is the art of recreating images of found objects from nature. Little has changed from ancient times. This process has been practiced as an art, a craft and an aid to scientific study. Participants will learn about the history and techniques of nature printing while creating a wearable work of art using leaves, textile inks and recycled fabrics. We will also experiment using the etching press to create a one-of-a-kind nature art image on paper called a monoprint.

Nature Art

Registration required (adults) Nature Printing is the art of recreating images of found objects from nature. Little has changed from ancient times. This process has been practiced as an art, a craft and an aid to scientific study. Participants will learn about the history and techniques of nature printing while creating a wearable work of art using leaves, textile inks and recycled fabrics. We will also experiment using the etching press to create a one-of-a-kind nature art image on paper called a monoprint.

Native Plants

Registration required by visiting www.deeproots.org/get-involved (age 15+) Experience how native gardens change and learn seasonal maintenance required for success. Feel empowered, enjoy camaraderie and learn skills alongside native gardening experts and enthusiasts! All experience levels are welcome. The Deep Roots Demonstration Garden features Midwest native plants suitable for the home garden. Contact cydney@deeprootsks.org for more information.

Native Plants

Registration required by visiting www.deeproots.org/get-involved (ages 15+) Bioswales and rain gardens are great ways to catch excess storm water and pollutants from entering our waterways. Learn about the biodiversity of plants in the bioswales and which plants can be incorporated into a home rain garden. All experience levels are welcome. Enjoy a naturalist-led garden tour following the end of the session. Contact cydney@deeprootskc.org for more information.

Conservation Adults

Registration required by visiting https://mostateparks.com/learn2-aim (adults) The Discovery Center is partnering with Missouri State Parks to offer this introductory class just for us grown up kids. If accommodations are needed, please e-mail the instructor at least one week prior to the program.

Native Plants

Registration required by visiting www.deeproots.org/native-plants-at-noon (adults) Join Natural History Biologists, Krista Noel and Lisa San Diego, as we take a closer look at early summer species seen at Paintbrush Prairie and Friendly Prairie Conservation Area near Cole Camp, Missouri. This program is in partnership with Deep Roots KC.

Outdoor Survival

Walk-in (ages 8+) Setting up a tent can be intimidating. Deciphering the pieces and parts and knowing what a complete tent looks like is half the battle. Join a naturalist for a chance to practice - the best way to learn! A variety of tents will be available to try on-site with instruction and support along the way. Have a tent of your own? Bring it in for practice, tips on setting it up and storing after use. If accommodations are needed, please e-mail the instructor at least one week prior to the program.