Wild About Wildlife Virtual Summer Camp: Animals, Young & Old

Have you ever wondered how the lives of animals compare to yours? Do animal babies look like their parents? How do animals change over time? Campers will explore these questions and more in this week of fun!

About the Wild About Wildlife Virtual Camp

Our week-long virtual camp experiences will feature half-day schedules filled with animal observations, experiments, games, crafts and educational lessons hosted by educators from each organization, and will be focused on wildlife and the environment.

Themes will vary each week throughout the summer and activities will be tied to the weekly theme. Lessons are targeted for children ages 6 to 9, however other ages are welcome to register and participate.  Camp sessions will feature a variety of live* lessons and video recordings, as well as supplemental activities and printables.

Registration is required for all participants. Camp Coordinators may complete one (1) registration per camp to receive login access camp for one device*.  If you will need to login to the camp content from additional devices, you will ned to complete and pay for additional registrations.

*Please note, registered camp groups are limited to one (1) device logged in for live sessions. If you are unable to view the live lesson at the scheduled time, the lesson will be recorded and posted in the classroom afterwards.

Wild About Wildlife Camp Community:

• Friends of Manatee Lagoon: Dedicated to expanding environmental education in Palm Beach County through future enhanced exhibits and experiential learning opportunities. Friends of Manatee Lagoon is a separate 501(c)(3) organization from Manatee Lagoon.

• Loggerhead Marinelife Center: Dedicated to promoting conservation of ocean ecosystems with a special focus on threatened and endangered sea turtles.

• Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium: to advance the marine and environmental sciences leading to new discoveries, revitalization, sustainability and greater public understanding of our oceans through innovative research, education and outreach.