JNFC: Eco Village
SJMA's lottery for all Junior Naturalist Field Camps is open between Feb. 1 - Feb. 14, 2025. We offer six week-long camps for rising 1st - 6th graders each summer
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San Juan Nature Walk: Andrews Lake
Want to know more about nature? Flora, fauna, geology, clouds, water, you name it: our trusty crew of volunteer naturalists can enlighten you while on a pleasant stroll in the
Star Party at the Nature Center
Join SJMA and the Durango Astronomical Society for our second year of summer star party series located at SJMA’s Durango Nature Center! All are welcome, amateur astronomers and enthusiasts alike,
JNFC: Montezuma County
SJMA offers one week-long camp based out of Mancos, free to all who live in Montezuma County! Registration opens March 1, 2025. July 21-25 , 2025: Living Off the Land
San Juan Nature Walk: Andrews Lake
Want to know more about nature? Flora, fauna, geology, clouds, water, you name it: our trusty crew of volunteer naturalists can enlighten you while on a pleasant stroll in the
Pagosa Middle School Summer Camp
NEW IN 2025 – Summer in Colorado is what dreams are made of, and SJMA is thrilled to expand our adventure camp programming to Pagosa Springs for rising 6th – 8th
Adventure Camp: Desert to Tundra Expedition
SJMA's Adventure Camp, based in Mancos, CO is a week-long summer camp for rising 7th through 12th graders. The camp will have days packed full of exploration in the rugged
Forests to Faucets
Each year, SJMA, Mountain Studies Institute, Water Information Program, and Fort Lewis College host a two days, hands-on exploration of our local watersheds for teachers. Designed for local teachers’ to
San Juan Nature Walk: Andrews Lake
Want to know more about nature? Flora, fauna, geology, clouds, water, you name it: our trusty crew of volunteer naturalists can enlighten you while on a pleasant stroll in the
JNFC: Nature Detectives
SJMA's lottery for all Junior Naturalist Field Camps is open between Feb. 1 - Feb. 14, 2025. We offer six week-long camps for rising 1st - 6th graders each summer
Geology Hike: This Waterfall Rocks
Again this year, SJMA in conjunction with the US Forest Service, Pagosa and Bayfield Ranger Districts, is hosting educational geology hikes, free for the public, from May through October. These
San Juan Nature Walk: Andrews Lake
Want to know more about nature? Flora, fauna, geology, clouds, water, you name it: our trusty crew of volunteer naturalists can enlighten you while on a pleasant stroll in the
San Juan Nature Walk: Andrews Lake
Want to know more about nature? Flora, fauna, geology, clouds, water, you name it: our trusty crew of volunteer naturalists can enlighten you while on a pleasant stroll in the
Star Party at the Nature Center
Join SJMA and the Durango Astronomical Society for our second year of summer star party series located at SJMA’s Durango Nature Center! All are welcome, amateur astronomers and enthusiasts alike,
San Juan Nature Walk: Andrews Lake
Want to know more about nature? Flora, fauna, geology, clouds, water, you name it: our trusty crew of volunteer naturalists can enlighten you while on a pleasant stroll in the
San Juan Nature Walk: Andrews Lake
Want to know more about nature? Flora, fauna, geology, clouds, water, you name it: our trusty crew of volunteer naturalists can enlighten you while on a pleasant stroll in the
Geology Hike: Ice Caves Loop
Again this year, SJMA in conjunction with the US Forest Service, Pagosa and Bayfield Ranger Districts, is hosting educational geology hikes, free for the public, from May through October. These
Star Party at the Nature Center
Join SJMA and the Durango Astronomical Society for our second year of summer star party series located at SJMA’s Durango Nature Center! All are welcome, amateur astronomers and enthusiasts alike,
Nature Center Walk: Connect to Nature
SJMA's Nature Center Education Specialist, Julie Campbell, "Sunday Strolls" summer series begins in May and continues through September. Join Julie for the last of the summer series exploring the idea:
“Written in Bark” – Aspens and Arborglyphs Hike
Names, dates, and drawings etched into the soft, white bark of Aspen trees stand silent witness to travelers from ages past. Carved by lonely sheepherders, cowboys, and sometimes other anonymous