Kelleys Island Field Station

02/25/2022

02/25/2022

This is going to be BIG! Mark your Calanders for May 8!

02/14/2022

The 2022 Kelleys Island Nature Camp theme is “Wonders of Water.” Water is the thread that connects us all! Campers ages 4-14 years old will investigate the ecology of Lake Erie, that is home to many microscopic and large animals by exploring for animals who depend on the lake for food. Campers will get up-close and hands-on learning experiences through water exploration, fish dissection, kayaking, and more!
Nature Camp will be packed with explorations each day. Staff from Erie Metroparks, Ohio State University’s Stone Laboratory, Ohio Geological Survey, and Ohio Sea Grant will be joining the Nature Camp Crew to make the camp fun, hands-on, and informative for everyone.
The Nature Camp mission is to Encourage Children’s Natural Curiosity of the Outdoors by Engaging Them in fun and Educational Activities. We appreciate all the help we get in teaching kids about the beautiful islands they live and play on! With the 80 plus kids who participated in Nature Camp last year, we are excited for Nature Camp 2022!
You can also email Jackie Taylor at [email protected]

02/09/2022

The Kelleys Island Schools Field Station is looking for a fun Nature Camp Coordinator to add to our team. We are always looking for volunteers during the season to assist with our outreach, education, and events. Please contact Jackie Taylor, [email protected] for more information and any inquires.

01/07/2022

We are Hiring! Learn more about all of the opportunities at the Kelleys Island Field Station!
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12/09/2021

Get Your Local Kelleys Island Field Guide Fall/Winter 2021-2022! Hot off of the press!

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our families and friends.

11/25/2021

Scientists and conservationists are proposing that up to half of Earth’s land and oceans be protected for nature. Is it a necessary step or a pipe dream?

11/18/2021

This is neat! a swallowtail butterfly on the Kelleys Island School's 1977 yearbook. Maybe another one for 2022?

11/10/2021

This video was produced and narrated by Estela Romero, Environmental Educator with Monarchs Across Georgia and Journey North. Several volunteers helped with ...