We will hand out animal and plant ID booklets (co-sponsored by/with Great Plains Nature Center). We will do drawings for free bird and bat box. We will share information on our company Green Team, local projects and ways we can work within the community and focus on youth environmental education opportunities.

Would like electricity to be available please.

We will need a table for a tablecloth. We will have preserved specimens on tables, examples of ways to help wildlife, brochures, and a couple of easy activities we can rotate through throughout the day. Due to the nature of this outdoor event, we may or may not be able to have a live animal. We will need some space--maybe a 10'x10' area to have some activities for kids.

Recycling!

My activity would be growing milkweed plants for monarch butterflies. I would bring soil, peat pots, milkweed seeds, and educational materials. The goal is to have attendees stop by, assemble their own pot with seeds and soil, and take literature about monarch butterflies. The attendees can stop by and take 5 minutes to assemble their own, or take a small lunch bag with the items in it.

We will have brochures describing who we are and what we do. We will have a few Sperry-Galligar Audubon T-shirts for sale. We will display our banner with our name and the words "Education" and "Conservation" A few of our members will sit at the table and field questions from 11:00 to 3:00

information about conserving resources, sign up sheets for volunteers for clean up activities, and opportunity to talk with citizens about sustainability concerns.

We are still talking about what things Live Well can do. We have a lot of different options that we have done in past exhibits such as healthy eating exhibits, healthy recipe handouts, or active living activities.

TBA

"Into the Woods"

Educational materials: We will have a tri-fold poster display showing native trees and native plant species to our area. Also on the poster the parts of a tree. We also plan to display a portion of a tree trunk so kids can learn what the rings of a tree look like and mean.

Activity: kids will get to plant a "native" seed that they've learned about in a cup with potting soil. (I'm hoping to get both the seeds and the potting soil donated, if approved I will start that process)

If allowed Troop 151 has a surplus of popcorn we would love to set out for sale. Also Pack 151 is selling candy bars to raise money for camping supplies.

Talk about how you can find natural solutions to for every day situations using 100% CPTG essential oils instead of chemicals. Demonstrations could include how to make air freshener and kitchen cleaning spray just to name a few.