May Pollination Stations Adventure in Ogden, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for young children with basic mobility; no advanced fitness required.
Overview
Explore Utah's buzzing pollinator world with hands-on games, bee hive observation, and native seed planting. Perfect for K-2nd graders eager to learn about nature's tiny helpers!
May: Pollination Stations (K-2nd)
All Ages! • 2 Hours • Priced per Classroom • 90 max students
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About This Adventure
Join us for an engaging 2-hour adventure exploring Utah's pollinators! Students will observe bee hive life, participate in fun pollination games, and contribute to local ecosystems by planting native seeds. Each participant receives a field guide and bug box, making this a memorable and educational experience about the importance of bees and insects.
Duration
2 Hours
About
Students will explore the wonders of pollinators in Utah. They will observe bee hive life, play pollination games and even help out our local pollinators by planting some native seeds. Join us as we find out why bees and other insects are important for our survival.
All students will receive a field guide and bug box.
More info
All field trips:
- Price: $105 per classroom (max = 30 students/class)
- Max # of students: 90 students
- Meet at the end of birdhouse trail
Adventure Tips
Wear Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
The program involves light outdoor walking and activity stations, so proper footwear helps keep kids safe and comfortable.
Bring a Water Bottle
Staying hydrated during the 2-hour session is important, especially in warmer weather.
Apply Insect Repellent Sparingly
Use insect repellent carefully to avoid disturbing bees and other pollinators during activities.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Arriving 10-15 minutes before your scheduled time ensures a smooth start and full participation.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Western Honey Bee
- Monarch Butterfly
History
Ogden Nature Center has been a community hub for environmental education since 1975, fostering a connection with local wildlife.
Conservation
The center actively promotes native plant restoration and education to support declining pollinator populations in Utah.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
Protects feet during outdoor walking and activities.
Water Bottle
Important to stay hydrated during outdoor play.
spring specific
Light Jacket or Layers
Weather can be cool or variable in spring; layering ensures comfort.
spring specific
Small Backpack
Useful for carrying the provided field guide, bug box, and personal items.