Who’s eating who around here anyway?

Curious about which predators are at the top of Rocky Mountain National Park’s food web?

In this 3-hour kids’ program, we’ll explore Rocky Mountain National Park and learn about the different ecosystems found in the park. We’ll also talk about which animals can be found in each ecosystem, and learn the difference between herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, producers and consumers.

Who: Kids ages 6-9

When: Friday, July 26 OR Friday, August 2, from 9:00am – 12:00pm

Where: Meet at the Fall River Visitor Center, 3450 Fall River Road, Estes Park, CO. We will travel together into RMNP in Conservancy vehicles. Park entry fees and permits are included with your registration.

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What to bring:

• Plenty of water and snacks.
• Sun protection: sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and protective clothing.
• A rain jacket and a warm layer, just in case.
• Sturdy footwear.
• A backpack to carry your gear. (You may leave extra gear on our vehicle during the class.)

If you have questions about the course, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

phone: 970-586-3262

email: education@RMConservancy.org

This course is led by veteran educator, Betty Trummel. Betty has been a naturalist and outdoor educator for over 30 years. She fell in love with Rocky Mountain National Park at a family nature conference in 1983 and has been exploring Rocky ever since, hiking and backpacking in all areas of the park. Betty loves spending hours observing wildlife in its natural habitat, as well as sharing this special place with learners of all ages by “rambling” – taking time to explore and look at things up close and getting to know every corner of Rocky Mountain National Park.