The Damariscotta River Association
Proudly Offers…

The School for Field Naturalists’ 

 Jr. Naturalist After-School Program 

What do snow fleas eat?

Where do flying squirrels hide?

Students will make observations in nature to answer questions based on the months’ theme.  This self-guided discovery and hands-on learning in an outdoor environment leads to a strong connection to the natural world.
Nature drawing and journaling is an encouraged component of these programs. The program will culminate in a family evening where the participants can share their discoveries.    

When: 3:00 pm - 4:45 pm every Thursday and Friday, month-long sessions
Cost: $30.00/non-members, $25.00/members.  Scholarships are available.
Food:  Snacks provided
Busses: Available from Nobleboro Central and Great Salt Bay schools

January        “Wetlands in Winter”                Grades 2-5

                   Witness life beneath the ice and snow. 

February      “Surviving Maine’s Winters”     Grades 2-5

                   Discover the secrets to surviving some of nature’s harshest weather.

March          “Mammals on the Move”           Grades 2-5

                   Track animals to unravel the mysteries of their lives.

April            “Stream, River, Sea”                 Grades 4-7

                    What watershed do you live in?  Explore our wetlands.

May             “Avian Adventures”                  Grades 1-4

                   Migration is in full swing, welcome back our returning birds.

To register, contact the Damariscotta River Association,
PO Box 333 Damariscotta, ME 04543,
or email dra@draclt.org or phone inquiries 207-563-1393

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