Our mission is to stimulate awareness and understanding of our planet and to promote a sense of responsiblity and skills for its care. By providing exciting and educational programs for both Boy and Girl Scouts, we hope to encourage a sound base from which the Scouts can appreciate the wonders around them.

Reservations are required for all programs. Registration for programs are made through the Nature Center, not through the scout councils (unless indicated otherwise). Please call 610-935-9777 for more information.

Please note! Unless severe weather threatens, we do go out in the rain! Participants should dress for the weather. If conditions are unsuitable for your group, please call us at least one hour in advance to discuss your options.

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Adventure Programs

On-Site Programs

Badge Programs

Badge Programs For Tiger Scouts:

Sensory Saunter:

Discover seasonal changes through outdoor activities that use the five senses. 1 hour.

Nature Discovery Walk:

Discover the exciting and ever-changing life that abounds each season of the year. 1 hour.

Feather Friends:

Learn what makes birds so fun and interesting to watch. 1 hour.

Colors of Nature:

Learn how important colors are in the lives of plants and animals. 1 hour.

Wolf and Bear Cub Programs:

Birds:

(Part of Achievement)Learn how to identify birds, make a "nesting helper" and go on a bird walk . 1 1/2 hours.

Sharing Your World with Wildlife:

(Most of Achievement)Discover what animals need to have a healthy habitat and investigate why certain animals have become endangered. 1 hour.

Weather:

(Part of Achievement) Introduction to weather including how to read thermometers and barometers and how to identify different types of clouds. 1 hour.

Water and Soil Conservation:

(Part of Achievement)Walk and activities to learn about soil, soil erosion and water pollution. 1 1/2 hours.

Achievement Programs For Webelos:

Forester:

(Most of Achievement)Learn how to identify trees and plants in our environment. 1 1/2 hours.

Naturalist:

(Most of Achievement)Learn to identify poisonous plants and reptiles that can be found io our area. 1 hour.

PO Box 82 , Rt. 29 & Hollow Rds., Devault, PA 19432

Phone 610.935.9777 Fax 610.935.0130

gvnature@gmail.com

Great Valley Nature Center, through environmental education programs and outdoor recreational experiences, fosters an appreciation and understanding of the natural world and promotes a sense of responsibility for its care.