easy
3–4 hours per session
Participants should have basic outdoor mobility and be comfortable walking short distances and performing light physical tasks.
Looking for a meaningful summer activity in Ogden, Utah? Volunteens offers teens a chance to engage in outdoor science and community projects while enjoying the fresh air. Discover how this program combines fun, education, and service all summer long.
June 10th thru August 14th • For ages 13-16 • 9am -12pm • every Tuesday & Thursday
Join a dynamic summer program where teens engage in citizen science, habitat restoration, and Nature Center projects. This unique opportunity fosters friendships and community service in a fun, supervised setting, allowing participants to learn and make a positive impact while enjoying the great outdoors. Space is limited, so act fast!
Serve, learn and have fun with a unique program designed to get teens out of the house this summer. Participate in citizen science, habitat restoration, Nature Center projects and more, all while making friends and giving back to the community. Volunteens work on and off-site with Nature Center staff in a fun, friendly, supervised learning environment. Space is limited and admission is not guaranteed.
Protect yourself from Utah’s strong sun and local insects during outdoor activities.
Carry a reusable water bottle to stay refreshed throughout the day.
Utah’s weather can vary, so wear comfortable layered clothing.
Pay close attention to supervisors when participating in restoration to protect sensitive environments.
The Ogden Nature Center sits on land that was traditionally inhabited by Native American tribes and has been preserved for conservation and education since 1975.
The Nature Center emphasizes native plant restoration and sustainable land management to protect Ogden’s unique ecosystems.
Protect your feet during hikes and restoration work on uneven terrain.
Stay hydrated especially during hotter summer days.
summer specific
Shield yourself from UV rays while working outdoors.
summer specific
Keep warm during cooler mornings and evenings.
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