See the subjects since our Second Saturday Program began in 2001

McNARY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER
311 LAKE ROAD
BURBANK, WASHINGTON 99323

Turn off US 12 at Maple Street

All events begin at 9 am and close at noon
Activities staffed by volunteers

SECOND SATURDAYS FOR 2005

JANUARY 8 - Winter Hiking - compare summer
FEBRUARY 12 - Hawks and owls keep house
MARCH 12 - Stories behind the masks
APRIL 9 - Wildflowers
MAY 14 - Migrating songbirds
JUNE 11 - Radar in the dark
JULY 9 - Worms on legs
AUGUST 13 - Ducks on the wing
SEPTEMBER 10 - Living in nature
OCTOBER 8 - National Refuge Day
NOVEMBER 12 - Nature in art
DECEMBER 10 - Digging for bones

 

SECOND SATURDAYS FOR 2004

January Grave Robbers - Crime Scenes
February Duck Stamps - Jr duck stamp art
March Plant Walk - native, wild, invasive
April Songbirds - count them all
May International Songbirds - Let's compare
June Celebration Parade - Burbank students
July Bones and Artifacts - no digging allowed
August Nature Daze - band ducks with DU
September Amphibians and early environmentalists
October Celebrate Refuges - hayride, starview
November Lewis and Clark - meet the Indians
December Let's Party - costumes by students

 

SECOND SATURDAYS FOR 2003

JANUARY 11 Taxidermy, consider new stuff experts use
FEBRUARY 8 Trickster Coyote, really gets around
MARCH 8 Centennial Celebration, 100 years of the conservation by the National Wildlife Refuge System
APRIL 12 Celebrate Wildflowers, look don't pick
MAY 10 Songbird Migration, sing a song of sixpence
JUNE 14 Mosquitoes and Bats, the mammals not baseball
JULY 12 Fishing, shall we carp?
AUGUST 9 Creeeeepy Critters, why we need them
SEPTEMBER 13 WaterWeeks, trek the wetlands
OCTOBER 11 National Wildlife Refuge Day, earth, water and fire
NOVEMBER 8 Lewis and Clark, bone weary after months of travel
DECEMBER 13 What inspired velcro and other useful things

 

SECOND SATURDAYS FOR 2002

JANUARY PHOTOGRAPHY - Compose and shoot
FEBRUARY REFUGES - Refuges really are refuges
MARCH WILDFLOWERS -What, When, Where
APRIL PLANTS - For medicines and food
MAY SONG BIRD MIGRATION - Raptors
JUNE KITES - See how they fly
JULY ARCHAEOLOGY -What a past!
AUGUST SCIENCE STATIONS - Touch stuff
SEPTEMBER WATERWEEKS TOUR - A safari
OCTOBER REFUGE WEEK - Activities only
NOVEMBER FOOD OF LEWIS AND CLARK
DECEMBER WEAVE WITH PLANTS

 

SECOND SATURDAYS FOR 2001

January 13 Migrating waterfowl
February 10 Geology- Rocks/ Gems
March 10 Wildflowers - What? Where?
April 14 Exploring art - nature inspires
May 12 International Bird Migration Day
June 9 Nature Walk - Using sense of smell, touch, hear
July 14 Insects - helpful, harmful, edible
August 11 Activities with bird hyde and teepee
September 8 WaterWeeks - Where does it come from?
October 13 Refuge Day/Nature in our lives
November 10 Taxidermy - Cut that out!
December 8 His Story - Granpa tells me so

Phone: 509-543-8322