Conservation makes Missouri not only a great place to hunt and fish, but it also gives us the opportunity to enrich our quality of life by simply viewing nature. Dresser Island on the Mississippi River is a great spot to hike and watch for pelicans, eagles and other spring migrants. We’ll walk to the northern end of the island where the pelicans tend to congregate and watch for swans, hawks, gulls and herons along the way. Dress for the weather. Viewing scopes will be provided. Bring your binoculars, field guides and hiking shoes or boots. You’ll walk up to four miles. Reservations are required. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ages 10 and up. Free. Columbia Bottom Conservation Area.
More information: mdc.org or (314) 877-6014.
Have fun in the Summer Studios Art Camps at Craft Alliance for ages 4-18! Sculpt clay or work on a potter's wheel, make colorful glass beads or silver and copper jewelry, learn to paint and draw, discover computer arts, weave with colorful yarns and create wearable art as you learn about textiles of the world. For teens try the afternoon intensives and become a Summer Camp Intern. One-week camps begin June 4 and run through August 10.
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