In June and July, kids of Grades 1 through 9 can enjoy a week of learning and discovery at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. As environmental detectives, kids hike and canoe along the shores of the Rhode River, collect and investigate plankton, go fishing, catch and study blue crabs, and learn what's inside an oyster bar community. With the many hands-on science activities, crafts and games, this is a unique opportunity to explore local ecosystems.
- Field trip assistants
- Canoe guides
- Story tellers
- Aquarium maintenance people
- Flyer distributors
- Toddler program organizers
- Boat captains
- Fundraisers
- Graphic designers
- And more! -- Let us know your interests and skills.
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Download the SERC Summer Camp Flyer (pdf) to learn more about the four individual day camps. For more information, contact Jane Holly at SERC at (301) 238-1815 or by e-mail at hollyj@si.edu. Volunteer Opportunities Learn more about the Chesapeake Bay area and share your enthusiasm for nature with others by becoming a SERC education volunteer.
SERC provides volunteer training and continuing educational experiences. For more information, download the SERC Education Volunteer Program brochure or contact Karen McDonald at (301) 238-2SERC (2737). |
