Wildflower Walk
Campbell Creek Science Center Public Programs
Each summer, the boreal forest transforms into a lush and colorful landscape of plants and flowers. Join a CCSC naturalist on a wildflower walk! Discover which plants are blooming, explore plant adaptations, and learn basic skills to identify common plants. Later in the summer, learn essential skills to identify berries and discover why berries are vital to plants and animals.
- Thursday, June 12, 10–11 a.m.
- Wednesday, July 9, 6–7 p.m.
- Wednesday, Aug. 13 noon–1:30 p.m. (Berry ID Walk)
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Need to Know
- Ticket Ages
- Open to all ages.
- Everyone 5 and older needs a ticket.
- Youth under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult caregiver throughout the program.
- Weather
Dress appropriately for the weather. This program will take place entirely outdoors. Temperatures on Campbell Tract can often be 10 degrees colder than in other parts of Anchorage.
- Wildlife
The Campbell Tract is home to many types of wildlife, including moose and bears. Always pay attention for wild animals, give them lots of space, and practice “bear aware” techniques (e.g., travel in groups, make noise, and carry bear spray).
- Directions
Park in the main Science Center parking lot and follow the signs to take the walking path to the Main Entrance.
