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MONTANA NATURAL HISTORY CENTER ACTIVITIES

Montana Natural History Center
Saturday Kids’ Activity

Track it Out!

Hone your skills as you study tracks and animal sign at this month’s Saturday Kids’ Activity. Practice track identification, learn how to discover other clues animals may leave behind, and participate in great activities for the whole family!

Saturday, November 12 | 2:00 p.m. | Free with admission
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Evening Program

Naturalist Trivia Night!

It’s that time again…time for Naturalist Trivia!
Once a month throughout the winter, naturalists of all levels and interests compete in fun evenings of Naturalist Trivia. Come to learn something new or show off your skills. You can bring a team or join up with other friendly naturalists when you arrive.

Wednesday, November 16th | 7:00 p.m. | $5 donation; MNHC members free | BYOB!
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Evening Program

Holiday Wreath Making

Create a beautiful holiday wreath while learning how to identify our local conifers by their needles and cones. You will learn the process of base creation, addition of boughs, and tips for artistic embellishment. We will have all the materials you need from ribbon to ornaments and a variety of plants to work with!

Wednesday, November 30th | 5:00 p.m. | $15; $10 MNHC members
Register here.

Spring Master Naturalist Course

Our spring certification course consists of at least 40 hours of instruction in a mix of lectures, in-class labs, and outdoor field trips. We’ll cover a wide breadth of topics with the goal of giving you an essential foundation of skill and knowledge on which you can build.
Sign up for the Thursday night class! Spaces are going fast!

Thursdays, February 9 – May 11 (no class March 23) | 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. | $395

3 full-day Sunday field trips, dates TBA.
3 ENST credits available (pending approval).
Some scholarships available. Please call 327.0405 for details.
Register here.

*We also have 1 spot left in our Tuesday night/Saturday field trips class. Please call 406-327-0405 to register for this spot.

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