From soil testing to plant identification, our environmental education field trips bring young people and nature together.
Through Animal Adaptations & Populations, youth become wildlife detectives.
Taking soil samples is one way our environmental education programs encourage youth to discover more about geology.
Building positive cycles and helping youth flourish, a few fish and seeds at a time.
We rounded up a few of our favorite My Nature Connection lessons to help you make every day Earth Day!
Camp Fire’s new partnership with Ramsey County 4-H and The Sanneh Foundation ensures bright futures for youth.
Partnering with schools to bring environmental education to students—in-person and virtually!
Programs at Tanadoona continue in Covid-safe ways to help youth connect with nature and each other.
Learn about water pollution and filtration in this lesson from one of our Naturalists.
Foster a connection to trees and flex your creative muscle in this lesson from one of our Naturalists.
Nature-based books – recommended by Camp Fire staff – to keep you entertained while staying indoors.
In addition to relieving stress and anxiety, mindfulness can help promote focus, empathy, and curiosity – something we could all benefit from during these uncertain times.
Our favorite moments from 2019.
In part 2 of our 3-part series on water quality, we’re inviting you to get involved by making biodegradable soap!
The first in our 3-part blog series on water quality.
Recommended by Camp Fire Minnesota staff.
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