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Discovery Park Junior Naturalist Program

 
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To receive information for the 2008 summer season, please e-mail natalie.fuller@seattle.gov with the potential Junior Naturalist's name and address.

Information will be sent out
in early 2008.

About Our Program

The Junior Naturalist Program was created in 1998 to meet the need for quality programming for teens at Discovery Park. Junior Naturalists must have a desire to work, with young children, be motivated to become a role model, learn leadership skills, and have an interest in the natural environment.

Mission Statement

To provide an opportunity for people, 12-16 years old, to learn about nature and develop leadership skill while promoting stewardship at Discovery Park and in the community.

Goals

  1. To increase confidence
  2. To develop communication, public speaking, and leadership skills
  3. To increase knowledge of the natural history of Discovery Park
  4. To promote stewardship at Discovery Park and in the community
  5. To encourage community involvement through volunteering

Typical Responsibilities of a Junior Naturalist While Volunteering
at Nature Daycamp

  • Assisting with group management
  • Leading songs, games, and activities
  • Gathering materials and supplies
  • Learning new things about nature
  • Being a positive role model for campers
  • Helping clean up
  • Helping set up and run the Nature Daycamp Festival

Junior Naturalist Training

Junior Naturalists participate in 15+ hours of training prior to volunteering for Discovery Park Nature Daycamp. Our goals for training:

  • Have fun
  • Meet new friends and become part of the Junior Naturalist team
  • Explore the various habitats of Discovery Park
  • Develop skills for leading games and songs
  • Learn group/behavior management techniques

To receive information for the 2008 summer season, please e-mail natalie.fuller@seattle.gov with the potential Junior Naturalist's name and address. Information will be sent out in early 2008.


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