Facility Activities
Youth Education Programs
Salmon Camp
The mission of Salmon Camp is to educate Kodiak’s youth about the natural and cultural systems that define Kodiak’s geography and empower learners to investigate their own connections to this special place through hands-on learning, self-reflection and group discovery. Registration for the camp is done through a lottery in March. After the lottery, any remaining spaces are available on a first come first served basis.
2024 Salmon Camp Registration is open until March 12th, 2024.
Salmon Camp Registration Packet
Contact Shelly Lawson at michelle_lawson@fws.gov or (907) 487-0283
FUN Program
The Families Understanding Nature (FUN) program is designed for ages 3-5 and their families. We meet weekly at the Visitor Center on Wednesdays from 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM. There is a new theme each week. Stories, songs, puppets, and crafts will be utilized for hands-on learning for little nature lovers on specific topics. The FUN program has been in existence since 1995.
Check our Facebook page for weekly FUN program announcements.
WILD Program
Program currently on hiatus
The Wildlife, Investigation, Learning, and Discovery (WILD) program is designed for ages 6-12. We meet weekly at the Visitor Center in the Summer. There is a new theme each week.
Visitor Center Youth Activities
Drop in to the Visitor Center anytime during open hours to earn a Junior Ranger patch, do a scavenger hunt, or check out a FUN backpack.
Contact (907) 487-2626 to learn more.