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      • Winter Festival
      • Free Fishing Fest
      • Music From the Marsh
      • Beach Wellness
      • Waterfowl Festival
      • Mother Nature's Halloween Trail
    • Weekly Calendar
  • EDUCATION
    • EAGLES IN THE PARK >
      • Eagle Gallery >
        • Wetland WakeUp Day
      • Eagle FAQ
      • Lessons Learned from the Bald Eagle
    • School & Group Programs
    • Lessons Learned from the Bald Eagle
  • LINKS
  • Join or Donate
    • Membership Packages and Donations
    • Adopt a Classroom
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An Exciting Educational Field Trip Opportunity; specially designed for 4th, 5th and 6th grade students!
A fun, hands-on educational program designed to reinforce important science and social studies GLCEs and provides a unique opportunity for students to explore the following:
  •      Food Webs, nature's checks & balances and our place with in it
  •      Michigan's unique variety of fish and wildlife, physical traits and classification
  •      Historical Environmental changes and events that have altered the Bay's fishery forever
  •      How man's use of the land has effected water quality and wildlife populations
  •      A case study of the Bald Eagle-how humans altered the balance in the Bay's ecosystem
  •      Bio-accumulation of toxics in the food chain & the resulting Fish Consumption Advisory
  •      The sport of fishing in Michigan's Great Outdoors!
Free Fieldtrip Program! + up to $200 Bus Stipend! + Special In-Classroom Program. Bus Stipend made possible
through grants from the Michigan Dept. of Community Health & the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Your Free Field trip includes:
  • 2 hour classroom pre-visit at your school by naturalist (90 minimum)
  • 3-4 hour naturalist-led park visit
Outdoor labs, simulation games, demonstrations. Each visit customized to grade level ... 3 program elective options:
  • Fishing for Fun
  • Discovering & Exploring our Watershed
  • Exploring Freshwater Ecosystems​
To make your reservation, Call 989-667-0717 or email [email protected]
Fishing for Fun
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Classroom Pre Visit Information
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Discovering our Watershed
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Exploring Freshwater Ecosystems
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In addition to a Friends membership, you also can donate directly to the many programs, events, and projects affiliated with the Bay City State Park, which exist due to such donations. Friends can make a general donation or specify a favorite project to help. To learn more about the many donation opportunities, click the donate button on the right.
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Friends of Bay City State Recreation Area
Saginaw Bay Waterfowl Festival
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Saginaw Bay Visitors Center
3582 State Park Drive
Bay City, MI 48706
989-667-0717

Park Interpreter:
Jonathan Massung
[email protected]
2017 © Copyright Friends of Bay City State Recreation Area, All Rights Reserved.