Science Kids Assistant Director Molly Kinsey and Sheridan Community Land Trust Director of Marketing and Development Chris Vrba are inviting the public to unplug and reconnect with nature by learning about the birds of Sheridan County. During a recent appearance on Public Pulse, Kinsey, a retired elementary school teacher, shared that Science Kids is dedicated to getting children outside and exploring the world around them. Whether it’s learning about minerals in the earth or birds in the sky, Science Kids brings in experts to inspire children’s curiosity and imagination.
In collaboration with SCLT, Science Kids will be hosting Unplug with Discovery Sessions: Birds on the Move, featuring Dr. Julie Rieder. This program will educate attendees about local birds and provide beginner birding skills to help distinguish different species. Kinsey encourages everyone to take advantage of the opportunity to learn more about birds and build confidence in bird identification. Springtime is a perfect season to observe birds in their vibrant breeding plumage.
Vrba suggests that attendees dress appropriately for the weather and reminds the public that Science Kids and Unplug Discovery Sessions are not just for children, but also for those young at heart with a curiosity about the world around them. To learn more about this event, click here.
