Texas Forestry Museum To Host Summer Camp

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Looking for a fun summer camp for your older kids? The Texas Forestry Museum will be hosting its newest camp Leopold League!

Leopold League is a camp for 5th, 6th, and 7th graders and is on June 20th – June 24th from 9 am – noon. The camp takes place at the museum and teaches kids about habitats, adapations, how to dissect an owl pellet, tree management, and more!

The last day to sign up for Leopold League is Friday, June 17th. The museum will host two other summer camps in July, Timber Tots and Summer Sylvans, for younger children. For more information about the camps, dates, and fees call Kaitlin Wieseman at 936-632-9535 or visit our website at www.treetexas.com.

The Texas Forestry Museum, a private non-profit organization, is located at 1905 Atkinson Dr. in Lufkin. We are open from 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, except major holidays. For more information on the Texas Forestry Museum and its scheduled events, please call 936-632-9535.

Grace Baldwin
Grace Baldwin
(Bethany) Grace Baldwin has an Associate Degree in Journalism from Angelina College and is working on a double major of English and Journalism at Stephen F. Austin State University. She thoroughly enjoys reading, writing, and has an indelible passion for words.

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