Scout Programs

Hello, scoutmasters and troop leaders! Lindsay Wildlife Experience has six scout programs designed specifically to meet your troop’s needs, straight from your badge and rank requirements. Our teen Outstanding Wildlife Leaders (OWLs) will lead your group through wildlife-themed programs that include activities, small projects, and live animal encounters. 

AVAILABILITY: Wednesday through Sunday at 3:45 p.m.

PRICE: Based on the number of people (children + adults) in your group:
1 to 15: $150             16 to 24: $225             25 to 30: $275

DURATION: 50 minutes

CLICK HERE TO BOOK A PROGRAM!

Please note that bookings should be submitted at least 2 weeks in advance. The cost includes admission to the exhibit hall. Payment is required at the time of booking. Cancellations made within 2 weeks of your program date are non-refundable. 

Please note that masks and proof of full COVID-19 vaccination for guests are not required but masks are strongly encouraged. Click here for more information.

Questions? Email [email protected] 

The LWE badge can be purchased onsite at the museum’s store. Be sure to call ahead to ensure they have enough for your scout troop.

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Scouts, ages 5 – 9

Color by Nature

Nature is a wonderful place to play, explore and engage in creative learning with our friends and families. Let your creativity bloom at Lindsay while making artworks using natural materials and a little bit of science.

Fulfills Requirements for Daisies & Brownies-Outdoor art maker/Outdoor art creator.

Scouts, ages 7 – 11

Escaping Extinction

Conservation of endangered species is a challenge in the race to beat extinction. We’re all on the same team, so let’s join forces to learn about protecting the wildlife around us. Scouts will meet real endangered or threatened animals and learn about threats to their habitats and then work together to take action for wildlife in a mini-stewardship project.

Fulfills Requirements for Bear Adventure Loop-Furs, Feathers, & Ferns.

Scouts, ages 10 – 14

Wild Dwellings

What does “home” mean to us? What does “home” mean to wild animals? They’re more similar than you may think! This program will introduce scouts to the different types of wild animals in the Bay Area. Activities include exploring animal  homes, learning the secrets to their success, and discovering what we can do to protect wildlife habitats.

Fulfills Requirements for Junior-Animal Habitats.

Scouts, ages 11 - 14

Speak for the Trees

In this program, scouts will be outside observing trees, collecting data as scientists, meeting a Lindsay animal ambassador from a forest habitat, and practicing good stewardship of our local trees. We will continue the program inside and study specimens from Lindsay’s Natural History collection while sharing fascinating information about trees from around the world.

Fulfills Requirements for Cadettes-Trees.