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Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary: Little Keepers Half – Day Camp

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary Actual location given after reservations, Phoenix

Do you love feeding and interacting with reptiles? Sign up for this half-day camp to act like a volunteer with activities, interactions, and real animal care opportunities! The Keeper Program is designed to give children too young to participate in our Adult Volunteer Program a chance to learn and work at PHS.  Each day is three...

$50.00

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary: Junior Tortoise Day Camp

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary Actual location given after reservations, Phoenix

Spend the day with over 500 tortoises while learning all about our most commonly surrendered animals! Tortoise day camp is filled with animal interactions, games, and fun crafts for all! Tortoise Day camp will focus on the main differences between turtles and tortoises. If you like to spend time outside with tortoises, this is the...

$75.00

Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium: Spring Fusion Mini Camp – Sky Island Explorers

Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium 1601 E. University Blvd., Tucson

Spring Fusion Mini Camp at Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium at the University of Arizona is a spring break camp in Tucson featuring science activities, arts and crafts, exploration of science exhibits, and planetarium shows for kids in grades 2nd through 5th. All sessions are taught by educators with a passion for inspiring a love of...

$110 – $125

Arizona State Parks and Trails: Daily Guided Nature Hikes at Red Rock

Red Rock State Park 4050 Red Rock Loop Rd., Sedona

Every morning, a volunteer naturalist leads a guided nature walk informing visitors about the different life zones of Red Rock State Park. The subjects discussed on this walk may include geology, wildlife, history, archeology, and plant life. The naturalists welcome questions during the walk, enhancing the learning experience. Hikes are included with park entrance fees...

Free with Park Fee

Liberty Wildlife: Public Open Hours

Liberty Wildlife 2600 E. Elwood St., Phoenix

Join us to walk around Liberty Wildlife during our public open hours and see us fulfilling our mission! October through April we are open to the public from 10am until 1pm. Our admission is $10 per adult (18+) and $5 per student (under 18). Children 4 and under are free. We will have daily programs...

Free – $10

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Ecosystem Hike

San Tan Mountain Regional Park 6533 W. Phillips Rd., Queen Creek

Join Ranger Shaun for an early Spring/Late Winter walk-and-talk to discuss the changing seasons and what that means for the desert.   We’ll walk the roughly 2-mile Moonlight-Stargazer-San Tan loop often...

Free with Park Fee

Arizona – Sonora Desert Museum: Bobcats of Arizona – Elusive Predators of the Desert

Arizona - Sonora Desert Museum 2021 N. Kinney Rd., Tucson

Explore the fascinating world of the Bobcats of Arizona in this engaging and educational program! Bobcats (Lynx rufus) are one of the most elusive and adaptable predators in the American Southwest, thriving in diverse habitats ranging from desert scrub to mountainous regions. This program delves into their biology, behavior, and the unique challenges they face...

$45 – $50

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Discovery Station – Rattlesnakes

San Tan Mountain Regional Park 6533 W. Phillips Rd., Queen Creek

Temperatures are climbing. Snakes are going be back soon. Don’t get anxious, get educated. Join Ranger Shaun for an anxiety reducing chat.   Swing by the trailhead and talk about the imminent (and annual) Return of the Rattlers. When temps start climbing this time of year, we all know snakes won’t be far behind. Common wisdom...

Free with Park Fee

Mesa Public Library: Bats at the Library

Monterey Park 7045 E. Monterey Ave., Mesa

Join the Arizona Bat Rescue about all things bats. Learn about what kind of bats live in Arizona and how they keep our environment healthy.

Free