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Passport to Powder Valley
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Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center
11715 Cragwold Rd
Kirkwood, MO 63122
(314) 301-1500
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Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center turns 35 years old this year and to celebrate, the nature center is inviting the public to join the Passport to Powder Valley program. The program will encourage visitors to explore multiple aspects of the nature center and offer the opportunity to win a raffle basket of prizes. The Passport to Powder Valley program launched Tuesday, July 14 and runs through Oct. 31. To participate, visitors can pick up a copy of the Passport to Powder Valley booklet at the nature center’s front desk. The booklet is designed to engage visitors with five fun activities that celebrate what makes Powder Valley Nature Center unique. The five activities in the Passport to Powder Valley challenge include: 1. Birdwatching 2. Checking out one of the nature center’s nature-themed discovery backpacks 3. Meeting Powder Valley’s live “ambassador animals” 4. Attending a naturalist-led educational program 5. Exploring one of Powder Valley’s hiking trails The passport booklet even includes a bonus coloring page. Full details on completing each activity are included in the booklet. Every person who finishes each of the passport booklet’s activities will receive a special limited Powder Valley 35th anniversary sticker. They’ll also be entered in a raffle to win a grand prize basket, including: - Tour tickets to the Endangered Wolf Sanctuary - Membership and swag pack from Laumeier Sculpture Park - Free admission tickets to either the Missouri Botanical Garden, the Butterfly House, or Shaw Nature Reserve - The book A History of Kirkwood, Missouri, 1851-1965 by June Wilkinson Dahl, donated by the Kirkwood Historical Society Lauren Baker