Environmental education for all!
The goal at Marsh Haven is to provide quality hands-on environmental education
to children and adults, individuals and organizations. With ideal indoor and outdoor facilities, Marsh Haven is able to provide programs led by the resident naturalist, or offer opportunities for self-guided programs. We would welcome the opportunity to work with you to provide a fun, educational, and unique visit to Marsh Haven Nature Center. Contact us for more information and to schedule your visit. On-site programs are available to: · School groups · Homeschoolers · Churches · Organizations · Families · Scouting groups · Anyone who wants to learn more about our Earth Contact us to learn more about our educational programs, facility rental, availability for school group or other opportunities. |
What's coming up at Marsh Haven?Family Nature Club
May 25, 2013 The Family Nature Club offered at Marsh Haven Nature Center offers parents and children a chance to learn more about nature and explore its elements through a monthly get-together with activities, stories, hiking and projects. The club meets monthly on the last Saturday of the month, beginning Saturday, May 25, from 1 to 3 p.m. Families are invited to come early and bring a picnic lunch. The goal of the Family Nature Club is to help children and families explore and connect with the natural world, and spend quality time together outdoors. Fun activities that Nature Club participants take part in include learning about several aspects of trees, going on a nature treasure hunt, discovering the wonder of clouds, and much more. Each month includes a different theme with hands-on activities, time outside and a handout to help keep the learning alive even at home. Free to Marsh Haven members or regular admission fees to non-member families. Join us and help strengthen learning skills, foster children's sense of wonder, and help families make close connections with nature. Free to Marsh Haven members or regular admission fees to non-member families. Join us and help strengthen learning skills, foster children's sense of wonder, and help families make close connections with nature. |
Past Educational Programs
Youth Programs-
BIRDcamp - A unique environmental, bird-themed daycamp for children ages 7-12 that strives to foster a love and respect for the earth that lasts a lifetime. BIRDcamp offers science, games, art, drama and music all with a bird-themed focus. This curriculum is designed to inspire care and concern for the earth, in addition to helping campers learn more about our feathered friends. BIRDcamp is presented in an atmosphere of fun and camaraderie. Sign up for one day or both-$15 for one day or $25 for both days - different activities will be held each day. BIRDcamp will be held during the Horicon Marsh Bird Festival weekend on May 12-13. A registration form can be found HERE. Registration deadline is May 1, 2012.
EARTHcamp programs are 5-day long or weekend daycamp opportunities for children ages 7-12. Each EARTHcamp has a different theme with activities designed to foster respect and love for the Earth through art, games, drama, music and fun.
Diggin' in the Dirt - June 4-8, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Living Lightly on the Land - July 16-20, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Big Blue Planet - August 6-10, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Download an EARTHcamp 2012 flyer HERE
Adult Programs -
Nature Journaling Workshop - June 10 or October 7, 1-4 p.m. Discover the benefits of journaling, learn how to make your own journal, get inspired and find ways your journaling can become a positive part of your life. There will be time to wander the trails at Marsh Haven and begin the journaling process. Pre-registration required
Birds of Prey programs by Barbara Harvey are scheduled for all Saturday afternoons in October (except Oct. 27).
Family Programs -
Marsh Haven Family Nature Club meets on the last Saturday of the month from 1 to 3 p.m. The goal of the Family Nature Club is to inspire children and their families to connect with the natural world and spend quality time together outdoors. Each month has a different theme, come to one meeting or all. There will be hands-on activities, educational programs, ideas to continue your family time in nature, and book suggestions for extended learning. Come early, bring a lunch and have a family picnic at Marsh Haven.
The S.E.P. (Saturday Evening Potluck) is a community event held the last Saturday evening each month at Marsh Haven Nature Center, 5-9 p.m. The general public is invited to Marsh Haven after hours for “Soup, Salad and Surprise.” Bring a dish to pass, enjoy time around the campfire, watch the aerial show of Purple Martins or bats, share a skill and meet some new friends. Free-will donations welcome.
BIRDcamp - A unique environmental, bird-themed daycamp for children ages 7-12 that strives to foster a love and respect for the earth that lasts a lifetime. BIRDcamp offers science, games, art, drama and music all with a bird-themed focus. This curriculum is designed to inspire care and concern for the earth, in addition to helping campers learn more about our feathered friends. BIRDcamp is presented in an atmosphere of fun and camaraderie. Sign up for one day or both-$15 for one day or $25 for both days - different activities will be held each day. BIRDcamp will be held during the Horicon Marsh Bird Festival weekend on May 12-13. A registration form can be found HERE. Registration deadline is May 1, 2012.
EARTHcamp programs are 5-day long or weekend daycamp opportunities for children ages 7-12. Each EARTHcamp has a different theme with activities designed to foster respect and love for the Earth through art, games, drama, music and fun.
Diggin' in the Dirt - June 4-8, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Living Lightly on the Land - July 16-20, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Big Blue Planet - August 6-10, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Download an EARTHcamp 2012 flyer HERE
Adult Programs -
Nature Journaling Workshop - June 10 or October 7, 1-4 p.m. Discover the benefits of journaling, learn how to make your own journal, get inspired and find ways your journaling can become a positive part of your life. There will be time to wander the trails at Marsh Haven and begin the journaling process. Pre-registration required
Birds of Prey programs by Barbara Harvey are scheduled for all Saturday afternoons in October (except Oct. 27).
Family Programs -
Marsh Haven Family Nature Club meets on the last Saturday of the month from 1 to 3 p.m. The goal of the Family Nature Club is to inspire children and their families to connect with the natural world and spend quality time together outdoors. Each month has a different theme, come to one meeting or all. There will be hands-on activities, educational programs, ideas to continue your family time in nature, and book suggestions for extended learning. Come early, bring a lunch and have a family picnic at Marsh Haven.
The S.E.P. (Saturday Evening Potluck) is a community event held the last Saturday evening each month at Marsh Haven Nature Center, 5-9 p.m. The general public is invited to Marsh Haven after hours for “Soup, Salad and Surprise.” Bring a dish to pass, enjoy time around the campfire, watch the aerial show of Purple Martins or bats, share a skill and meet some new friends. Free-will donations welcome.