Explore Ethnobotany in Littleton’s Rainforest
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for young children with minimal physical exertion required
Overview
Introduce young adventurers to the natural world with a captivating ethnobotany experience in Littleton, Colorado. Discover how plants shape cultures and lives in this hands-on rainforest program perfect for pre-K to 6th grade.
Ethnobotany in the Rainforest (Grades pre-K-6)
Discover Plants of the Amazon • 45 minutes
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About This Adventure
Discover Plants of the Amazon
Duration
45 minutes
About
Embark on a journey to discover the fascinating world of Ethnobotany in the Peruvian Rainforest. During this class, you'll get to explore the ways that indigenous people use plants for medicine and cultural practices while engaging in several hands-on-activities such as making music from seeds and testing out a hammock made from palm tree fibers! Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity of the rainforest and discover the hidden treasures of this incredible ecosystem.
More Info
- Programs available for grades pre-K-6
- This educational experience is best suited for school groups, summer camps, and scout programs, and birthday parties.
- Private groups hosted onsite are limited to 16 if you prefer to host the group at your property the group size can be up to 100 or your properties capacity.
- Our instructors are available to travel to your location. If your location is more than 60 miles from us, please call before booking.
Adventure Tips
Bring Plant-Friendly Clothing
Wear long sleeves and pants to protect against scratches and insects while exploring vegetation.
Stay Hydrated
Carry water bottles to keep kids hydrated during the outdoor learning sessions.
Prepare for Weather Changes
Pack a lightweight rain jacket as Colorado weather can shift quickly, especially in spring and fall.
Keep Hands Clean
Bring hand sanitizer to clean hands after touching plants or soil for better hygiene.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- American robin
- Western garter snake
History
The area reflects the traditions of the Native American tribes who used local plants for healing and daily life.
Conservation
Bridget's Botanicals emphasizes sustainable education by promoting respect and protection for native habitats during the tours.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides support and protection for walking on varied terrain.
Sun hat
Protects from direct sun during warm months.
summer specific
Light rain jacket
Keeps kids dry during sudden spring showers.
spring specific
Insect repellent
Helps prevent insect bites during summer excursions.
summer specific