MARCH 24TH E-NEWSLETTER
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Programs
Wood Burning Class - Virtual
Weds. April 21st 6:00PM-8:00PM
This workshop is all about having fun while you learn a new skill. Adventure into your own creativity while you learn the basics of wood burning. Three different ticket prices based on materials needed.
Community Garden Plots
The E. Lorene Young Community Garden is almost melted! It's time to think about renting plots.
Registration for returning plot renters will start March 29th. Registration for new plot renters will start April 15th. We hope to see you out there!
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Youth Camps
There are many Youth Camps happening now and coming soon!
Nature Day Camps: Two days a week, 12pm-5pm, K-3rd
Spring Break Camp: April 5th-8th, 10am-2pm, 1st-4th
Summer Camps: WRI will have summer camps this year! Specifics will be on the camps page as we have them.
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Free Community Seed Swap
Thursday, April 1st, 4:30-6:30PM
We're teaming up with The Plant Ally to host a community seed swap! If you have seeds to share & trade- great! If you don't have seeds but are interested in gardening and getting seeds to get you started - great!
Bird Fest
May 13th-16th, 2021
We are starting Bird Fest with a poster art competition! Students in grades K-8 can participate. Send in your masterpiece by March 31st.
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Our Historic Winter - Virtual
Wednesday, April 14th, 6:30PM
Join us for an evening chat with Matt Primomo, Avalanche Specialist for the Northwest Avalanche Center. Matt will be talking about our historic winter season, the persistent weak layer we experienced, and the status of things now.
A Night of Storytelling - Virtual
Thursday, April 15th, 6:30PM
Join us for an evening of storytelling that is bound to get your mind ready for spring adventures to come! Storytellers come from a range of backgrounds and will be sharing their own 5-7 minute stories.
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Virtual Youth Programs for 5th Grade
The 5th grade virtual programming helps students develop a model to describe the movement of matter among plants, animals, decomposers, and the environment. Teachers can use our videos and activities without virtual fields trips as well.
Homeschooling your students? Email Deanna Butcher at dbutcher@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org to get PDFs of the activities emailed to you!
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Place
A few science illustrators came to the River Haus to sketch the taxidermy on display. Beautiful!
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Doug Compau
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