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    AUDUBON SOCIETY ANNOUNCES FALL "WEE NATURALISTS" PROGRAM SCHEDULE

    The Potomac Valley Audubon Society (PVAS) has announced the fall schedule for its "Wee Naturalists" program.

    The program is aimed at pre-school children ages 3-5. It is designed to provide regular opportunities for small children and loving adults to explore nature together safely under the guidance of an experienced PVAS instructor. Children must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent, other adult relative, or guardian.

    All sessions are held at the Society's Yankauer Nature Preserve, on Whiting's Neck in Berkeley County, north of Shepherdstown.

    Each session will last from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and each will explore a different nature theme.

    The first session will be held Wednesday, August 31. Entitled "Bugs, Bugs, Bugs!," it will focus on insects of the forest.

    Thereafter, two sessions will be held each month through December. That schedule will be as follows: September 21 and 22, "Footsteps in the Forest"; October 19 and 20, "Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf"; November 16 and 17, "Nature's Art"; December 7 and 8, "Snowflakes and Snowbirds."

    To ensure that everyone receives close, personal attention, enrollment will be limited and pre-registration is required.

    Families may register for one, several, or all of the monthly sessions The fee will be $5 per child/adult team per session.

    The program is led by Suzi Taylor, of Sharpsburg MD, a veteran PVAS camp director who has a degree in environmental education.

    Information and registration forms are available on the PVAS website at www.potomacaudubon.org.

    For more information, contact Ms. Taylor at 301-432-1908 or [email protected]
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    The program was established in 2009 with support from the Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation's Two Rivers Giving Circle.
    The Potomac Valley Audubon Society is a United Way of the Eastern Panhandle partner agency and a member of the Combined Federal Campaign.


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    Thanks for posting, Willis! Am I understanding correctly that they offer two sessions per month but that it is the same material for both days (like say, the 21st and 22nd of September)?

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    It looks like loads of fun for the youngsters. I just pass along the info, though, kk. You'd have to call or email M. Taylor, I'd reckon. Post if you find out something to clarify. Oooh, if you decide to go, take some pics to share!!

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    This looks like fun..wish I had some youngsters!
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