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Wildlife Nature Adventure with Trackers at Wynn Nature Center - Juneau

Wildlife Nature Adventure with Trackers at Wynn Nature Center

Homereasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for kids with average mobility and outdoor wear

Overview

Discover the wilderness of Alaska through the eyes of young wildlife detectives. Join the Trackers program at Wynn Nature Center for hands-on tracking and wildlife discovery this summer!

Homer, Alaska

Trackers

Who lives in the forest of the Wynn? | Ages 9-12

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Adventure Photos

Trackers photo 1

About This Adventure

Join our exciting Trackers program at the Wynn Nature Center, where kids ages 9-12 will become wildlife detectives! Guided by Naturalists, they’ll learn to identify animals through their tracks and scat every Thursday this summer. It’s a unique opportunity for hands-on exploration and discovery in nature!

About

Learn all about the animals that spend their time at the Wynn Nature Center! Along with our Naturalists, kids ages 9-12 will learn to identify these animals by the scat, tracks, and other signs they leave behind.


2024 Rates and Schedule

$10 per child for each session

Trackers meets every Thursday from 1-3pm during the summer season. Register for one session or the whole summer!


Location

This day-camp is held at the Wynn Nature Center. Pick-up and drop-off will be at the Nature Center's Daisy Lee Bitter Interpretive Cabin.


Additional Information

For more information or questions about this program, please contact us at 907-235-6667 or info@akcoastalstudies.org.

Adventure Tips

Bring comfortable footwear

Ensure kids wear sturdy shoes suitable for trail walking and outdoor exploration.

Pack binoculars and magnifying glass

Bring tools to enhance wildlife viewing and tracking observations.

Stay hydrated and sun-safe

Carry water, hats, and sunscreen to stay comfortable during outdoor activities.

Begin early in the day

Morning hours offer the best wildlife activity and trail conditions.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Black bears
  • Burrowing owls

History

The Wynn Nature Center was established in 2002 as a place to connect Alaskans and visitors with nature through education and conservation.

Conservation

The area emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to minimize human impact and protect local ecosystems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated during outdoor activities.

summer specific

Sun hat or cap

Essential

Protect against sun exposure while on the trails.

summer specific

Magnifying glass

Enhance wildlife tracking and observation.

Sturdy hiking shoes

Essential

Provide support and safety on uneven terrain.