DAKSY'S NATURE WORKSHOP
for children from 6 to 12 years
This summer, the Visito Center of Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park is once again organizing programmes for children every Friday afternoon to deepen their knowledge of plants, animals and geology, ... - each week the focus is on a new topic that we will explore together.
Route
By bus: There are connections to Brunico, Corvara and Val Badia. Change at “Longega (Marebbe), Longega” and get off at the stop “S. Vigilio (Marebbe), Nature Park Visitor Center,” 100 meters from the Center.
By car: Free parking directly at the Park Visitor Center.
Cancellation policies
In case you cannot attend the event, please call the Vistor Center of the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park (+39 0474 506120) by Thursday, 6:00 p.m. to cancel your reservation, so that we can invite those on the waiting list.
UPCYCLING
Small creative treasures made from garbage
During the Clean Up Days, we want to deal with the topic of waste even in Daksy's Nature Workshop. Not only will we learn about the problems we cause for nature when we simply throw things away, but we will also try to use our creativity and make beautiful little things out of disposable materials.
26.09.2025
15:00 - 16:30
(Duration 01 h 30 min)
WINGS IN THE NIGHT
A Journey into the World of Bats
Get ready to fly with your imagination! In this workshop, you'll discover the secrets of bats—mysterious mammals that live at night, talk with echoes, and help nature. Through games, experiments, and creative activities, you'll become a true explorer of the winged world!
03.10.2025
15:00 - 16:30
(Duration 01 h 30 min)
300 MILLION YEARS
in one and a half hours
The origins of the Dolomites
This week we will explain how the Dolomites were formed. We can expect a gripping story of coral sticks in the sea, volcanic eruptions, dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, ice ages and great scientists - 300 million years in an hour and a half.
10.10.2025
15:00 - 16:30
(Duration 01 h 30 min)
MISSION: BARK BEETLE
A journey through dry trees, tiny insects… and new beginnings
Have you noticed that many spruce trees in our forests are turning dry and grey? The reason is a tiny insect called the bark beetle. But if it harms the trees… why does it exist? And what will happen to our forest that seems to be fading away? Together, we’ll explore nature up close and look for answers—through games, stories and curiosity!
17.10.2025
15:00 - 16:30
(Duration 01 h 30 min)
FOREST DETECTIVES
The stolen spruce cones
A beautiful, sunny winter's day. Emil the squirrel admires the snow-white landscape ... but then his stomach growls. He quickly runs to his cone stash and sees immediately: all the cones are gone! Stolen! Help him and the owl to find the food thief!
